I would bet on more than 1 rod being bent but no tacos. Surprised it's not knocking like crazy, much less running. You have an '83 block (maybe) so check if there is a crack at the block heater freeze plug location over the starter. Better off with another engine. IMHO
And why we chose to go to electric fuel pumps (proven dependable ones).
If this vehicle sits a lot, could be gathering moisture in the tank(s). Parking on a hill, nose up, may also have pickup strainer deteriorated. Sucking air somewhere.
Also check that your throttle cable has the foam insulator on it where it rests on the injector line on driver's side. Will cause tick heard inside cab. Replacement non-OEM cable may not have this feature. Simple fix.
Ohm the installed ones for bad ones & replace before starter goes again. I use the DB Electric...fast shipping. I get 2 when I purchase, same shipping price, keep a spare. Cheap but last for me. Spin the engine quicker than standard Mitsubishi.
Don't forget to check the big plug connection where the yellow wires meet at passenger side valve cover. 8 seconds or less will help the GPs live longer. Advance your pump a hair to help with starting also. Are you still running the stock fuel separator?
From IDIBRONCO in another post:
First, check all of your fluids to make sure that they're at the proper level and aren't contaminated. The next thing that I'd do is to buy a new fuel filter. Pull the old one off and drain it into a clean drain pan. Then look at the drained fuel for algae or...
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