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No Power
OK so i just did my BHG, but now i have no low end power, the engine seems boggy until i get it about half way to the floor, and tached at about 2.5-3.... be fore i could burn the tires right off now i cant even get a chirp... anyone know what could be causing this?
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not sure, but could timing be off? I had my WP and TB replaced and they f'd up my timing and had to do a revision. haven't had to do a HG repair ... yet, so not sure if they would have to mess with the timing.
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Memphis, TN
Posts: 1,640
Car 1: 1992 Legend L 265k Black(sold) 1994 Legend LS 175K Green 1967 NOVA SS Bolero Red iTrader: (0)
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Your Timing belt is one notch off. This happened to me after my first BHG job. Tip: After setting the cams and crank like the book says, rotate the passenger side cam pulley toward the driver side about half a tooth from the top dead center position. Then install the belt. Works great!
timing question
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