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01-06-2010, 03:56 PM | #482 |
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Hey guys Im new and my RB20 alternator just went out (along with alot of other problems) but anyway I have 3 questions for right now. The first is Im in the middle of replacing it but I cant find the damn pulley belt tensioner. I have taken all the bolts off except for the bottom bolt on the alternator but I cant figure out how to loosen the damn belt!
second I got my replacement alternator off ebay and one of the ground bolts is in a different spot than my old alternator. So Im thinking its from an rb25, will it still fit? I'll try and post pics soon. and lastly, my car was dead on the street outside my house so I put in the new battery to drive it into my garage to work on, (took it off right after of course) It started up perfectly and all electrical worked but when I took my foot off the clutch it died, and no my car was not in gear lol it was in neutral. I tried it a couple more times but it kept doing the same thing. Any help would be much appreciated thanks guys. Oh and this "excellent" swap was done by the crooks at unnatural for those of you that heard lol. |
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the tensioner is the longest bolt that you probably took off from the actual alternator bracket. that long bolt is connected to a little block that has another small bolt going through it. and that is what your tensioner is composed of. your rb25 alternator will work. you might of saved some money by just getting your alternator rebuilt at a alternator shop. as for your problem when you let off the clutch and the car turns off ....... no idea sorry.
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01-06-2010, 09:14 PM | #485 | |
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this is what you need ----> RB20DET and r32 GTST info - Northwest Nissans
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01-07-2010, 12:06 AM | #486 |
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Yea I did already take off the bolt that goes through the slider bracket. But the belt is still tight and is blocking the bottom bolt on the alternator which is the last bolt holding it in right now.
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01-07-2010, 05:55 PM | #487 | |
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bottom bolt on the alternator ? you mean the bolt that attaches the alternator to the engine block ? if the belt is still tight and you have all the necessary bolts out then you can easily force the alternator downward to loosen the belt
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01-07-2010, 07:08 PM | #488 |
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After trying to view the ecu, couldnt get much. No matter what way i turned the dial, it just kept blinking in this order: 1p 2p 3p 4p 5p and then 3 fast ones.
Recorded a video of how the car is acting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZkw-L5DRVQ Dont know how to have just the video on here so posted the link |
01-09-2010, 02:23 AM | #489 | |
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what do the p's stand for ? pause ? so thats what goin on with your car hey ... judging by the video im stumped right now, im not sure what that behaviour could indicate
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01-09-2010, 12:23 PM | #490 | |
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Ok well yesterday i decided to take of the IM just to clean it if it was dirty. To my surprise it wasnt that dirty at all, no carbon build up really. But after i removed, i found a sensor unplugged under iut. I think its a knock sensor or something like that. Theres two of them, one on each side, and the one closest to the fron of the car was unplugged. I know for sure i didnt take it off, and i doubt i tapped it off when i was taking the IM off so im wonderin if it came off on its own sometime before or was never connected. Im wondering if this is why the car would turn off, maybe it was detecting a problem with it unplugged so it shut off the motor to prevent any damage?? Idk, ill post any info once i put it back together and let you guys know if anything changes. Thanks again |
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01-09-2010, 10:54 PM | #491 |
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Ok update. SO got everything plugged up and connected. No difference at all. It just started reving high at idle though until it turned off. Like at 1500 then gradually went down to 1300 and stayed.
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01-10-2010, 08:42 PM | #492 |
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Ok Im a dumbass and completely thought that the belt was blocking the last bolt. I gave it another shot today and realized it worked lol. anyway I got the alternator out and was putting the new one in when all I had left to do was reconnect the grounds when I realized that my ground didnt fit over the new alternator ground bolt.
so how easy is it to splice a new ground with the wires? |
01-11-2010, 08:14 PM | #493 |
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I have another bogging down question. I changed my spark plugs to try to fix my bogg and now it only bogs once my motor warms up completley. Any help would be greatly appreciated oh and the spark plugs I'm using are ngk r bkr5e 11
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01-13-2010, 12:59 AM | #494 |
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My rb20 tranny sometimes is a bit hard to get into 2nd gear. My buddy said its the slave and master going out? could this be the issue?
Also how many qts of oil do the rb20 take? |
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Call me later today i want to try something out with an RB car to eliminate the Igniter all together |
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if you can get a hold of some PFR6B-11B's that would be the best plug but are now discontinued. |
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01-13-2010, 03:46 PM | #497 | |
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The engine was running just fine when the swap was done with the heat range 5 plugs but I will try to get a hold of 7's.
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01-22-2010, 11:16 PM | #498 |
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I am going to move on from the SR to the RB setup and I was looking at the RB25DET NEO 6 motor for my S13. I've been through this whole thread and learned a lot about RB's that I didn't know before, but I couldn't find much info on the RB NEO 6. My main concern is, can I get aftermarket parts for this motor just like the RB25? Does it use the same standalone as the RB25DET would use? Greddy mani, injectors, and so on? BTW, my goal is the 500hp mark, mostly track driven only. Thanks in advance!
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01-22-2010, 11:32 PM | #499 |
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dont waste your money on the NEO just get a regular old RB25 and use the extra money to make it roar.
Or go balls out for the RB26. I only say this because I have one in my R32 and love it!!! |
01-22-2010, 11:56 PM | #500 |
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yeah you can get the same parts for the neo rb25 they will all work.
but i agree with lonleydrifter , if you want to build up a rb25 then just buy and older series 1 or 2 rb25. you'll save money by doing that and you can buy bigger and better stuff.
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i wouldnt say a neo is a waste of money. dont get me wrong it is the better motor since it is newer . but if you want to reach around 500 whp then you are going to have to tear it down and replace parts internally, like pistons , connecting rods , head work and all that. so if you have to do that , might as well find a cheaper rb25
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01-25-2010, 02:12 PM | #503 |
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That is not true, the neo has different ecu pin layout, pistons, cams, pull style clutch, etc that you can't use in the S1 or S2. If I had to do it over again I'd get the neo over the R33 because it already has solid lifters and much more beefy rods. Finding a moderately priced clutch is a problem though you can convert to push.
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01-25-2010, 10:44 PM | #504 |
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Thanks to bardabe, my car is running better then before, told me the crappy ass wiring that was done before. Thing runs sooo good now, no studder no nothing. Anyone need any help at all, hit this guy up. Hes the legit azz Faaaaaa lol Thanks again bro, and thanks to everyone that was trying to help me as well |
01-26-2010, 01:00 AM | #505 | |
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i assume all the bolt on mods for early rb25 would still work for the Neo right ?
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01-26-2010, 05:50 AM | #507 | |
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It's really what the R33 RB25 should have been. |
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01-26-2010, 03:53 PM | #508 |
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If anyone was wondering
I found the rubber grommets for the RB25 Valve cover Turns out the 93 Infiniti J30's Intake valve cover uses the same setup as the RB
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01-26-2010, 04:36 PM | #509 |
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Nice, however I found that Ray @ West Co Nissan had them in stock, along with everything else I needed for my RB (gaskets, valve seals, N1 pumps, all of that).
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I found them on the web for 1.00 EA soo much cheaper
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