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Sat Sep 29, 2007 5:10 pm
Dude, this was the exact same issue i had that crushed my MS2 experience(and my starter..). I was thinking it was because i had my dizzy rotated as far advanced as it could be in the TDC position, but i never had time to test my theory. I tried everything i could think of to fix it. I tried using the cold advance table to retard timing when the engine was cold, a crap load, still, barely any change. I tried pulling timing from the timing map at start up pressures. I had the timing map turned down to like 4(100kpA), 4(95), 5(90), 7(85), 10(80), ect ect. Something close to that at least, but you get the idea. That would cure the problem, but only on hot starts. On cold starts, no mater what i did, i couldnt get the fking thing to stop doing that.
I didnt post about it because i was thinking it was just a dumb *** mistake of having the dizzy all the way advanced, and no one else would have that problem.
Do me a favor, try rotating your dizzy all the way to the furthest point towards you, when your in front of your engine bay. In another way of saying, rotate the dizzy as far as you can to the left, as your looking at it from the driver side fender. Then, recalibrate using the trigger wizard to deal with the change.
Damn that makes me feel like **** i should have posted that i had that issue, so you guys would have been atleast warned.
EDIT - First however, you need to get your offset dialed in. Have you used the trigger offset wizard? Its really easy to do, make sure you have done this. Start at 72, get the car running, and use the wizard to do the rest.
Oh, and the stock starter is pretty resilient to that kind of abuse, it took me over three months of......... Reeearr reearrr clunk... you get the idea.. befor it finaly took a dump.