darkwerewolf wrote: Issues i ran into is one how easy should the timing belt be to slip on to the engine because i had to inch it little by little onto the pulleys it was like it already had tention even though tentioner was fully collapsed.
You should have to rotate the pulleys towards the tight side to get the teeth to line up.
darkwerewolf wrote:Also timing marks on the belt were not lining up with the pulleys so i just went off the marks on the cams and backing plate as well as oil pump housing and crank gear.
I ignore those belt marks. It terrifies people, but the marks on the pulleys and backer plates are the ones that matter.
darkwerewolf wrote:But timing is still off and jumping on timing light never moved cas it is sitting at 15 degrees then jumps to 0 degrees and then back to 15 degrees. This means the timing belt is still off a tooth.
Nope. your belt doesn't magically move teeth so the moving time is logical, not physical. If you rev an engine you will see timing advance, that's a computer-controlled activity. If it's jumping around at idle it's something electronic doing it, a sensor that is faulty, not plugged in or with a loose connection.
darkwerewolf wrote:1. Since i dont know what year the engine came out of cause an issue or what vehicle it came out of make a difference such as an infinity j 30..
If the harness and sensors were off the donor vehicle then there may be some incopatibility causing this, yes.
darkwerewolf wrote:2 i didnt change the idler nor tentioner pulleys could they have previously gotten the pulleys out of place such as left on right tentioner on right ect. And are the pulleys different sizes..
Not sure about a VG, but the pulleys should only be able to be put on one way so if the belt went on they are probably right.
darkwerewolf wrote:3. What is the meaning of life... joke.
To crush your enemy, see him driven before you and hear the lamentation of the women.
darkwerewolf wrote:4. If there was an issue with the cas the car wouldnt run right..
Depends on the issue. If the CAS totally failed then yes, it wouldn't run. If it was still failing it could cause weird running, but I've never seen it happen. I think one of the other sensors is acting up and sending the computer incorrect information.