#101604, "Problems after rebuild... maybe timing?"
I recently rebuilt my 420a eclipse and now Im having a problem starting it and keeping it running. I have a stock block with Wiseco 10.5:1 High compression pistons, Eagle HBeam rods, head is completely stock. I also have a 195lph fuel pump, high flow fuel rail, the head was fine before the rebuild so it should be now. I have everything back in the car and wanted to start it to make sure timing was right before I put the last mount in (motor is supported by a stand). Upon speaking to a performance shop about my problems, I am getting a msd ignition coil, ngk cold plugs, and wires. When the motor turns over it is hell to start, its cranking but doesnt want to start. After giving it gas it sometimes starts or backfires, then will either idle rough for a little bit or jus stall out. I have smoke coming out of the exhaust that smells of gas when it does run. I believe its a timing issue besides the ignition stuff Im upgrading, but dont know what to do with the timing whether to advance, retard, or leave it at stock tdc. Right now the intake is one tooth advanced and it was harder to start then what Ive seen but it idled a lot better. Any advice on what to do, or what to do after the ignition stuff is installed would be greatly appreciated, Ive been working on the timing alone for about three days straight now and want it to be perfect. I would like to advance it if there would be a gain on ease of start or horsepower. Please let me know Im desperate!
#101605, "RE: Problems after rebuild... maybe timing?" In response to Reply # 0
Put your cam timing at stock and leave it that way.
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#101606, "RE: Problems after rebuild... maybe timing?" In response to Reply # 1
Okay, how about with the plugs? I do want to go to colder (what concept illusions told me) and not hotter? My plugs are soaked with gas and I thought hotter to burn up the excess fuel?
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