gunmetal180 wrote: i have checked timing repeatedly, spark, fuel, compression all have been checked and they all are perfect.
its a steady crank, just wont fire. the timing has been checked by me and two other mechanics. we are just stumped. this is my first time tearing into my 240 since i bought her a couple of years ago. up until this point she has run tip topdriftingmy240sx wrote:how have yu checked your timing. this does sound like an ignition timing issue. try setting cylinder one at top dead center on compression and make sure the dist rotor is pointing at #1. i believe the dist does spin counter clockwise on that engine. if you have already done this i need a little more info on whats happening so i can help you.
does it "pop" while you crank (like a backfire)?does it crank and thats it (steady crank speed w/ no sign of trying to start)?are all sensors connected?if possible give me more info than i need to know.
its not the maf i have a NEW one in place currentlyjjisguilty wrote:check your MAF. It might have gotten dirty or something.
cam sprocket key way is lined up with mark(arrow) on cam guide.nissans13240sx wrote:sounds like timing is off by 180 degrees. Check by cam position not by crank marks.
timing is dead on, or do you guys not read what ive posted already. ive checked cam timing, and crank timing. everything is set to absolute tdc. i set tdc on crank with head off.gunmetal180 wrote:number 1 is set at absolute tdc
i marked them before i removed them, they are in fact back where they came from. feed and return lines are correct. because im getting fuel to the spark plugs it just wont startgovtworkhorse wrote:Well I know you said "fuel" in one of you posts but if all that stuff is perfect, I default on the old backwards fuel line problem. It seems to be happening to a lot of folks on here right now. Did you put your lines back to the correct location? It sounds like I'm just looking for a free post but your problem COULD be this simple.
i was thinknig the same thing, ive seen it happen beforenissans13240sx wrote:I do realize you said you checked timing. Really what i was getting at when i said to check cams is to check what stroke they are on. Your #1 piston will be at TDC on 2 strokes and BDC on 2 strokes. If you have your timing set to the exhaust stroke it will never start but all your markings will line up.
well im on a single cam motor, single stroke for the cam.White Comet wrote:i was thinknig the same thing, ive seen it happen before
they are correct, i marked them BEFORE i removed them. and my car ran before i started the headgasket fix.driftingmy240sx wrote:make sure your fuel lines are hooked up correctly. one from the filter goes to feed side of the rail and one from fpr should be to plan hose without the filter. double check for any unhooked grounds on the engine block or intake maifold also.