james123 wrote:Right well I'm getting a the use of a timing light this weekend so I'll check it then... I've made sure the timing marks are all right so is the dizzy.. Problems are, black and white smoke coming out of exhaust, poor mpg, and there's a high pitched whine when it's running not sure wheres it's coming from tho! Other than that it runs and pulls nicely!! I can't find any leaking hoses when I had a quick look today
Is your EFI sensor still not doing anything? It'll cause your car to overfuel if its not connected/or not working.
its like a whine on tick over and almost like a hissing noise when im on the throttle...
the efi sensor works now aswell..
ive only just replaced the hg and rebuilt the head for yous that didnt know, dunno if that could help get to this annoying problem!!
Update time... Noticed the little metal pipe on top of the tvis manifold had cracked... Taped it up and thats solved the poor mpg and black smoke, the whine is still there tho, tired running the engine without the belt to make sure it wasn't the alt or anything but it's still doing it I'll try the cambelt when I've got the timing light this weekend!!
PW@Woodsport wrote:These cambelts are self tensioning during fitting though... then you lock them off, how does anyone end up with an overly tight belt?
Oh right, i bounce the tensioner a few times to take up any slack in the rest of the belt but always let it relax to the correct spring tension before locking it off, it's not good having it tight.
james123 wrote:Update time... Noticed the little metal pipe on top of the tvis manifold had cracked... Taped it up and thats solved the poor mpg and black smoke
Exactly what happened to me 3 years ago on a trip to southern france. Silly peugot mechanic wouldn't look at it, no toyota shop nearby so insurance towed it 500km home.
Got 2 extra days out of it + a first class train ticket home from paris.
Replaced it with a rubber hose once I got home.
PW@Woodsport wrote:Oh right, i bounce the tensioner a few times to take up any slack in the rest of the belt but always let it relax to the correct spring tension before locking it off, it's not good having it tight.
I also got the inlet cam 180deg out, it was blowing flames out of the intake and for some reason wouldn't start We all learn from our mistakes.
PW@Woodsport wrote:Oh right, i bounce the tensioner a few times to take up any slack in the rest of the belt but always let it relax to the correct spring tension before locking it off, it's not good having it tight.
I also got the inlet cam 180deg out, it was blowing flames out of the intake and for some reason wouldn't start We all learn from our mistakes.
Yeah I had that once too sounds like a gun is going off!