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I just changed out the head gasket on my daughters car. Now I have good compression but, no start! On ocassion it will backfire through the exhaust. I have checked the timing again and again. everything lines up. Has anyone experienced this problem at all.

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plug wires mis routed
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I am pretty sure I have them right. They are marked on the distributor box.

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Originally posted by Raven62:
I am pretty sure I have them right. They are marked on the distributor box.

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is the distributor 180degrees off


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Originally posted by Raven62:
I just changed out the head gasket on my daughters car. Now I have good compression but, no start! On ocassion it will backfire through the exhaust. I have checked the timing again and again. everything lines up.




Is this the 95?

It would help if you explained how you lined up the timing.
A common error is using the wrong crank mark.

If the static timing and firing order are good, it may be flooded. Pull the fuel pump relay and crank the gas out, put the relay back in and try it. If it starts but floods again soon after, check ECT, MAF, and TPS. Also make sure the FPR is getting vacuum.


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Yes it is the 95. I followed the Haynes manual and it said to set the timeing mark on the second notch on the crankshaft pulley. All seems to be well.

Is flooding a problem with the fuel injected motors? I will give that a shot in the morning.

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Flooding can occur after using cleaner on the intake or if you left something disconnected. You can pull a plug and check if the plug is wet with gas too. Common things left off would be the vacuum to the FPR, the MAF connector, the ECT connector, the TPS connector...

If it fires up and then dies from flooding again after unplugging the fuel pump relay to clear the cylinders, then something is causing still causing it. If you don't see anything amiss, try checking the fuel pressure.

If it just won't fire up, static timing or fireing order are still suspect.


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