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Originally Posted by tianjin
I double checked the timing and it is correct. the qustion is if I installed back everyting exactly the same I marked on the distributor before removing it and I did not crank the engine after distibutor was removed, Is it still possible that timing will be changed by other factor?
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Other than distributor setting is only by piggyback that can change ignition timing
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Originally Posted by tianjin
My car broke down originally because distributor problem as there was not spark. now after replace coil and ignitor, spark shows up and engine looks like about to make happy running, but unfortunatly stopped. I just thought, Am I this much unlucky with fuel pump has problem at some time? hopefully not. otherwise that will means a lot of works, time and money. Anyway I have alreay started to study the fuel system and prepare to work on it if this is really a problem.
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is there's any gasoline fumes from the spark plug?
Ive encounter this problem 2 times,one is when my coil is died and the other time my ECU is died.
when my coil died there's no spark but my spark plug is wet because of gasoline.I change the distributor and the problem fixed.actually the coil died because of my fault.I having a idling problem and lack of power then I test for spark on each cable but I test it way to long which causing my coil to died.After I change the coil then I know my problem is on my MAP sensor.
the other time when my ECU died is no spark at all and no gasoline fumes but I check my fuel pump is still ok.and my "engine check light" is not on when I turn the ignition key just before I crank.other indication for died ECU is you got no power to coil but in my case I'm using piggyback even the ECU died I still got power to my coil.
Hope you can figure out whats your problem