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![]() so I rebuilt my KA, havent posted here in a while but I need some tech help, so I rebuilt it, fired it up, set the timing to 20 originally or so I thought I set it to 20, once I get the timing light on the crank it was reading at 30 and my idle was high(like 1500rpm),
so then I pulled the dizzy to make the timing at 15 which is where It needed to be at to work with my rs enthalpy. found out that I couldn't set it not at 180 out, so I pulled my VC to make sure the motor was on the compression stroke and now when I spin the crank there is no compression noise (aka that loud woosh of air when you spin the crank with the spark plug out of cylinder 1) and for the life of me I cant figure out why. anyways help is always appreciated |
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Ummmm then you have no compression. Either your rings are not sealing or one/both valve(s) are hanging open.
Have you bothered using a compression tester or are you just guessing because you don't have a "whoosh" noise? |
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No I had compression before I pulled my VC, and I seriously doubt I have NO compression, I just rebuilt the motor for christ sakes haha, and it was working before I pulled my VC, I had a huge rush of air, could the rings have gotten worked like that ? / how would just removing the VC have done this? / I dont own a compression tester
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But you have no woosh!!!!
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Idk if this is the same issue I had with my SR but it sounds similar. Freshly rebuilt motor, had maybe 5 miles and ~45 minutes of runtime on it when I installed my new (tomei pon)cams, new rocker arms and new oil squirters. I went ahead and threw everything back together, cranked the car and ... nothing. No "bwakakakaka" compression sound just a free spinning motor. Scared that I fucked up real bad and didn't tighten a cam bolt I pulled the vc back off and checked again. Everything checked out so I cranked the car with the vc off and still nothing. Got out and turned the motor over slowly by hand and it felt like it had compression once again. Got back in and cranked it and voila, compression. Re-assembled it once more and it fired right up...
This story probably doesn't help you at all but yeah.. good luck lol.
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