Hydraulic lifters
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- Andrew.200SX
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Hydraulic lifters
Hi 1 and all
I have just replaced all 16 hydraulic lifters, they were in containers with oil , so I just put them in "sommer net so". They were completely pap.
The car started and ran for 5 seconds ( 4 of the exhaust side lifters were left in place ,because they were replaced recently) and then understandibly died , because there is no pressure on the lifters. With my Opel we ran the battery down 3 times before it had enough pressure, the SX , I am charging the battery for the 4th time now, and still no joy. It is starting to backfire somewhat now.
Any ideas on a quicker way to get pressure to the lifters ...without stripping them out again ?
Cam timing and all is spot on.
I have just replaced all 16 hydraulic lifters, they were in containers with oil , so I just put them in "sommer net so". They were completely pap.
The car started and ran for 5 seconds ( 4 of the exhaust side lifters were left in place ,because they were replaced recently) and then understandibly died , because there is no pressure on the lifters. With my Opel we ran the battery down 3 times before it had enough pressure, the SX , I am charging the battery for the 4th time now, and still no joy. It is starting to backfire somewhat now.
Any ideas on a quicker way to get pressure to the lifters ...without stripping them out again ?
Cam timing and all is spot on.
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- Andrew.200SX
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I was also just thinking that I should take the plugs out.
With regards to the timing , I set the crank pulley on it's mark , the cam pulleys on their marks, removed the CAS (marked it's position ) and then removed the belt from the cam pulleys.
Put it all back together again , turned the motor a few times , marks all lined up. I actually removed the cam cover again earlier this morning to re-check and timing marks are all right.
With regards to the timing , I set the crank pulley on it's mark , the cam pulleys on their marks, removed the CAS (marked it's position ) and then removed the belt from the cam pulleys.
Put it all back together again , turned the motor a few times , marks all lined up. I actually removed the cam cover again earlier this morning to re-check and timing marks are all right.
IF NISSAN MOTORSPORT IS NISMO , DOES THAT MAKE HONDA MOTORSPORT HOMO ?!
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I was sure once i did my timing right as well according to the marks but had my exhaust cam out by one tooth, since then i count the lobes cause looks can be very deceiving regarding this.Andrew.200SX wrote: With regards to the timing , I set the crank pulley on it's mark , the cam pulleys on their marks, removed the CAS (marked it's position ) and then removed the belt from the cam pulleys.
Put it all back together again , turned the motor a few times , marks all lined up. I actually removed the cam cover again earlier this morning to re-check and timing marks are all right.
- Andrew.200SX
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- Andrew.200SX
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Yes , I have a manual. I did the whole job according to the manual. I own a workshop anyway. So I am not a complete idiot.
I mainly do suspension work , so I only fiddle with my own engines, which is why I ask for advice on this forum
I mainly do suspension work , so I only fiddle with my own engines, which is why I ask for advice on this forum
IF NISSAN MOTORSPORT IS NISMO , DOES THAT MAKE HONDA MOTORSPORT HOMO ?!
- Andrew.200SX
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