Need Help Diagnosing OBDII Code P1361
09-10-2003, 07:41 AM
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Yeah we are following the spec I forget the sequence of the top of my head but it's the middle 3 first and then the outside 2. I just sent a PM to Hardtopguy to see if he can get me the gaskets.
09-11-2003, 08:45 AM
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Going out on a limb here - Is it possible that when you had the cams a notch off (when you were testing going one notch in each direction), that when you tried to start it up you bent a valve so slightly that it only see's it at high rpm? Im sure that would throw a different code though.
I know people have been saying timing the whole time and that is what it sounds like to me too. I think you definatly should take the cams out and start over like you said you are going to. Obviously put the crank at TDC and both cams at TDC adjust the valves (again), Check the tensioner (is there a timing chain tensioner??), reset the ecu, and hold your breath
I know people have been saying timing the whole time and that is what it sounds like to me too. I think you definatly should take the cams out and start over like you said you are going to. Obviously put the crank at TDC and both cams at TDC adjust the valves (again), Check the tensioner (is there a timing chain tensioner??), reset the ecu, and hold your breath
09-11-2003, 09:05 AM
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Sorry, not trying to sound like an ass but people aren't reading. We've taken the cams, plates, and gears out already and reset to factory specs. The only option left is to try the stock cams. If that doesn't work, I have to swap the stock head back in. Which means major headaches for me.
09-11-2003, 09:42 AM
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Originally posted by beroznikmal
The car will run very poorly or not run at all if the cams were not installed properly.....
The car will run very poorly or not run at all if the cams were not installed properly.....
09-11-2003, 09:46 AM
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I just didn't sound like you had taken the cams all the way out and started over from there. It sounded to me like you were just messing around with them when they were in there. Sorry man...