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riceboyskiller 03-08-2002 10:33 AM

srarting problem after cam swap
 
I just installed a new cam in my 302 Ford engine. It haves 212/222 and .493"/.510" .

My problem is when i start the engine cold, it stalls and i must stay in the car for about 45 sec. After that it idle nicely at 660rpm. Also, i cant time it. When i disconect the spout, it dies!!!The exhaust tone is bad *** but my engine is shaking a little!!!!

Is that all normal or i am freaking?????

gtsr515 03-08-2002 07:57 PM

When you pull the spout it dies?, never heard that one, just guessing, but is the distributor in right, maybe your off a tooth.

riceboyskiller 03-09-2002 09:47 AM

Corest me if am wrong!!!


I put the damper at ZERO with the timing point and replace the distributor straight up with the #1 cylinder.


What's wrong????:confused: :confused:

maks 03-09-2002 10:11 AM

What happens when you remove the spout for timing is you take the ignition advance away,that tells me you're timing is retarded too much from the start.You might be a tooth off,and you're idle should be higher.Don't forget that anytime you change to a "hotter" cam you're idle will never be
as it was when stock.(hope you degreed the cam in correctly)

84LX89GT 03-10-2002 10:35 PM

yeah, as mentioned it sounds like your timing is off. Did you degree your camshaft when you installed it? I think most kits come with a degreeing wheel if not they're easy enough to find.

DZEE'S LX 03-10-2002 11:04 PM

How do you degree a cam? Didn't get squat for instructions with my e-cam. My timing chain gear had several positions to choose from but I just used the "0" setting. Maybe that is causing my noise problem...see my post.

Dan


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