Running rich, popping through intake, stalling, & running shuglish
#14
If you cant get your tps to go below 1.3v I suggest you check your throttle stop screw , someone may have turned the idle way up at one point to keep it running.
If you have to turn the throttle stop srew more than 1 1/2 turns before it looses contact with the throttle its turned up to much.
You can back it off till it is not making contact then insert a .010 feeler gauge between the stop screw and throttle plate. Turn the screw until it just makes contact with the feeler , remove the feeler and turn the screw an additional 1 1/2 turn.
Now check your tps voltage.
If you have to turn the throttle stop srew more than 1 1/2 turns before it looses contact with the throttle its turned up to much.
You can back it off till it is not making contact then insert a .010 feeler gauge between the stop screw and throttle plate. Turn the screw until it just makes contact with the feeler , remove the feeler and turn the screw an additional 1 1/2 turn.
Now check your tps voltage.
#15
So I just adjusted my TPS and changed the fuel filter, responding a lot better now. Still doesnt stay running, it seems like it wants to but still stalling out. Another thing is when I give it gas to keep it running my check engine light will come on than it will go off then keeps coming back on (Never did that before). Also when I try to hold it at a steady RMP it will drop RPMS and sometimes jump around but mainly just drops. I didnt get a chance to get to my regulator so its still leaking a little bit. Would that cause this to do it? If there a way to check to see if a regulator is bad or not ? I checked my vacuum to it and that was clear of gas and the smell of gas.
#20
That sounds a bit extreme lol. Carb conversion is something I would only consider If I was swapping from a 4 or 6 cylinder to a v8.
When you checked your timing, did you verify top dead center on the #1 cylinder? Its possible that the harmonic balancer has spun the outer ring and you may think its in time when using a light. I would bring the #1 up to tdc using a wood dowl, then look at the harmonic balancer If its not on 0 then it spun.
When you checked your timing, did you verify top dead center on the #1 cylinder? Its possible that the harmonic balancer has spun the outer ring and you may think its in time when using a light. I would bring the #1 up to tdc using a wood dowl, then look at the harmonic balancer If its not on 0 then it spun.
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