Post by
Shanejenkins1 »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/shanejenkins1-u73041.html
Wed Nov 12, 2008 6:26 pm
okay, I talked to my buddy today (sorry, he dosn't have internet). this is how we put his timing belt on.
1. lined up timing marks on the crank and cams
2. loosened the bolt on the tensioner, moved out of the way, then tightened the bolt.
3. installed the belt starting at the crank, then going idler pulley, exhaust cam, intake cam, then tensioner pulley.
4. loosen the bolt again, to let the tensioner lighten the belt
5. tighten the belt.
6. turn engine over a few times, then made sure the timing marked lined up again.
...we had the CAS off, and put it back on as close to where it was when we took it off as possible
--------------------------------------------------------------
he drove the car to work for the last 3 days, he describes it like his motor "doesn't like boost", he said that when he is at higher speed and eases on the gas, it accelerates just fine then as soon as he builds even a couple lbs, it slows down, kinda falls on its face. when he lets back off the gas, and gets out of boost, its fine.
---------------------------------------------------------------
today he did a fuel injector flush (where you hook the car up to a machine and run it on nothing but solvent, no gas) but that didn't help, then he dumped some "sea foam" down the break booster line, and that didn't help either. he has some brand new NGK R spark plugs that he got at Nissan, he's gonna put them in tomorrow.
---------------------------------------------------------------
here is some more info on the car:
it has a Walbro fuel pump, 300zx fuel filter, and the stock fuel pressure regulator
it also has a brand new o2 sensor, and thermostat from nissan.
and a MAF from a 1995 Maxima