94turboidi
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Maybe santa will bring me my moose pump this year....
Maybe santa will bring me my moose pump this year....
We should have checked the meter against your truck JD, I was so hungry for those steaks that I wasnt thinking about it. Hopefully next time we meet up Ill be able to get myself to come off the cash for a new set of tires so I dont have to drive the jetta lol. But I only used a quarter tank to put 400 miles on it doing 80 lol. So I guess it is cheaper.
Hey Guss, let me know how the chevy oil pump is coming along. If you give me a list of what I need to pic up, maybe I can bring the stuff up there with me to put together something like what you have. If you lived closer Id be over at your place all the time lol. I have a lot of good ideas but lack the time and often the ambition to bring them to fruitition like what you do.
hmm......idi crate motors.....ready to run out of the box That would be cool.
Gus, again thanks for having me and I still owe you that timing. One day soon here I'm going to make sure I know what I'm talking about with this meter and maybe we can meet halfway or something so it's not a long drive for either of us, and I'll have the tools I use for this and the Snap-On manual in hand in case I get confused again. The readings I got were around 5*BTDC (negative numbers should be btdc right) at 1400, but add about a half degree to make up for the 359.5 offset needed to use the 0*ATDC hole rather than the recommended 20 ATDC hole. If anyone thinks I'm being idiotic for using the wrong hole, my truck has the same issue as Gus's, no magnetic reading through the 20* hole but a good reading through the 0* hole. With Billy's truck, I could get a reading from both, and with the 359.5 offset the "wrong hole" was exactly the 0.5 * more advanced than the 20 degree with 20 degree offset. If I'm correct in my thinking and the meter was spitting out good info that means you're at 5.5*BTDC which is pretty advanced. If we meet again I'd like to try a different cylinder with the correct offset just to rule out that injector as a problem. For reference, using the same tools and methods, my truck is set to around 0*ATDC +-.5 and Billy's(old pump) we put at around 1*BTDC +-.5 first I'm going to check on my truck and see if the tool is still giving out sensible values. I meant to do this Saturday before coming over but I ran out of time before work.
The Hi idle solenoid ( Batt. +) is connected thru a temp sensor on the pass side next to the #1 GP, the temp sensor is NC and opens at 120* head coolant temp. You have to set (help) the solenoid plunger extend by pushing the go pedal down one time with the key on before starting.OLDBULL- neither the old-old or new-old high idle solenoid that I had on hand could be made to function even with a direct connection to a battery (they ARE just 12v neg ground solenoids, right?) anyway we are currently solenoidless.. After I get the P/S belt on tonight I'll take him for a ride to warm up and adjust the idle down as you say.