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Old Nov 2, 2013 | 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Mk4 Rick
If you have fuel spark and ignition it carnt be that much lol.Has the timing on the other engine been messed with?And is the crank sensor and cam sensor off the other engine that blew?Igntion leads in the right order?All the connectors connected and in the right place?Everything earthed?
Thats why its driving me crazy mate. I tried pulling a plug and earthing it while turning over and spark seems decent enough but I've heard you can damage coil packs by doing this so was reluctant to keep trying.

I checked the timing and it was marginally off, looked like it had been done by eye. I reset it correctly with proper tooling and it didnt effect things.

I was told all sensors were pulled off the dead engine and put into the replacement one but cant be 100% positive, but i've gotten a couple more from a breakers yard and none of them have changed things while all giving acceptable resistance readings.

I've taken off all earths and cleaned them up, checked all fuses, separated all plugs and connections and remade them incase of any corrosion build up.
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