this is a timing issue...think basics....air , fuel, spark...if you have all 3 and still its not running..then its a timing issue...try redoing the timing from scratch...to do this the easy way..start by removing the spark plugs...putting her in nutral...remove the valve cover...put a piece of paper towl in the spark plug hole of the #1 cylinder....bump engine..not crank..till said paper flys out..thats CLOSE to top dead center...find your marks on your crank for TDC..rotate by hand..(with a wrench on the cams works) to get the crank lines up for TDC...check the cams position ...make shure they point away from eachother but slightly upwards...if thats good....rotate by hand again to 20 degrees BEFORE top dead center on the crank marks...replace upper cover..and incert dizzy to fire on the number 1 position....now the timing should be base set...replace valve cover..but leave the dizzy slightly loose so you can advance or retard it by hand when the motor is running to fine tune the timing...Einstein240 wrote:I trouble shooted the ecu and it reads no problem and the maf sensor is fine the engine is a ka24de everything was rebuilt back to stock. What other information do you need to know?
idk about the CAS but to your other question, no. if everything is operating good it wont throw a code because everything electrical is fine. its a mechanical issuefollow directions by liquid cool and you wil be running fineJ14cm7 wrote:I am no Ka expert, my specialty is s14 sr wiring but wouldnt the CAS prevent him from having spark. Also wouldnt he be throwing a code if he were out of time? Again im no expert and dont claim to be but in my experience engines dont give spark if the CAS senses bad timing.
Just because everything electrical is fine doesnt mean it still wont throw a code. The CASs primary and only function is to check and make sure your timing is good. Its going to throw a code, i believe 11 but dont hold me to that, if your engine is off time. They just dont throw codes if its bad. I just think he should properly diagnose the problem before he goes and tears his engine apart trying to fix something that isnt broken. My sr had similar problems and i used a little starting fluid sprayed through the intake and it started right up and has been running fine ever since.triple r wrote:idk about the CAS but to your other question, no. if everything is operating good it wont throw a code because everything electrical is fine. its a mechanical issuefollow directions by liquid cool and you wil be running fine
he said..and i quote...he has AIR...FUEL..AND SPARK!....if he had an issue ither with the cas or an electrical component linked to the system for fuel delivery..or spark...then he would have issues with ither fuel or spark!...ka's are really basic in terms..and easy to understand....dizzy spins...sets fuel charge...spins some more..fires ignition..really basic..if those are functioning...then its timing...with a ka..you only have to be off by 1 tooth for it to act crappy..if it even starts up......with your SR...it may be different..allthou..most engines that are FI work in a simmilar way...hope this clarifyes a bit for ya...allso..tone it down a hare man....we are not all experts around here..but allot of us know the ka front to back..and have had simmilar issues like this one..take care..and welcome to nicco.J14cm7 wrote:
Just because everything electrical is fine doesnt mean it still wont throw a code. The CASs primary and only function is to check and make sure your timing is good. Its going to throw a code, i believe 11 but dont hold me to that, if your engine is off time. They just dont throw codes if its bad. I just think he should properly diagnose the problem before he goes and tears his engine apart trying to fix something that isnt broken. My sr had similar problems and i used a little starting fluid sprayed through the intake and it started right up and has been running fine ever since.
This is what i was replying to: He is saying that it wont throw a code if its a mechanical issue. Isnt that the primary function of the CAS to sense a mechanical timing issue? Therefore it will throw a code and prevent spark If there is bad timing OR it is not working properly OR there is a wiring issue with it. Im asking you? You seem to know engines better than me.triple r wrote:idk about the CAS but to your other question, no. if everything is operating good it wont throw a code because everything electrical is fine. its a mechanical issuefollow directions by liquid cool and you wil be running fine