I'll check it out and update afterward.sx moneypit wrote:The whistling noise is probably your vacuum leak you are talking about.You might want to check your EGR valve gasket and make sure it didn't slip out of position.
Oh man I remember when my 97 altima (same engine) started throwing those codes, but they came back more and more frequently (first it stopped for a month, then a few weeks, then i had to do it weekly). Months later it started stalling when i came to a stop, but with any luck you wont get em back :PStryfeS13 wrote:Checked EGR, gasket is fine, put some silicone around the housing just for peace of mind...cleared ECU codes, re checked them, and now all I get is 34, which is knock sensor.
Before resetting it I had, 14, 32, 33, 34, and 35.
Now lets just hope they don't come back up...
Oh wow, that's just great. lol.servili007 wrote:
Oh man I remember when my 97 altima (same engine) started throwing those codes, but they came back more and more frequently (first it stopped for a month, then a few weeks, then i had to do it weekly). Months later it started stalling when i came to a stop, but with any luck you wont get em back :P
you may have had your engine set at a combustion stroke when setting the timing.StryfeS13 wrote:Well check this out....
I had to set my rotor in my distributor to spark plug #4 to even see timing marks on the crank pulley. So this means I am 180 out, correct?
So I need to make my cams so the two back lobes are facing outwards, instead of the two front lobes, and then set my distributor rotor to number 1 plug? Should this cure my problems..? Could that be why the injectors may be firing incorrectly?
Would this affect performance?NISSAN240SX12 wrote:
you may have had your engine set at a combustion stroke when setting the timing.
I checked it. And the #1 spark plug lines up perfectly with the rotor. But I still have to turn the distributor fully clockwise to even get it close to 20 BTDC.sx moneypit wrote:Make it easy on yourself.Go to the 240tech page section ,they have a good writeup on setting the distributor correctly.