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 Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: losduarte]
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11/02/15 12:44 PM
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Set the engine to TDC, check the marks of the cams and the damper and align the two marks of the dist and it should fire. If you align the mark of the damper but the cams are not aligned then you are on exhaust, turn the engine one more time.
Javy
88 red Montero with the Dakar Special Edition decals, 438,000 miles (As of 7/23/2012) some occational blue puffing but still strong and counting!!! I am going ppsshhh (turbo), Stay tuned =) ...
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Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: losduarte]
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11/06/15 03:53 AM
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An easily made mistake:
When you are sure that the cam timing is correct and it won't start the distributor install is a likely suspect.
Recently, I forgot that the distributor cap design is a little unique in that the initial rotor postion does not line up with the wire post for #1 cylinder but instead points at the approx. center of the fire wall. This is due to the factory design of the distributor cap. This is described in the FSM.
Then set basic timing per FSM procedures.
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Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: losduarte]
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11/07/15 04:10 AM
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IIRC, there is a mark on the dizzy shaft housing, and two two drill marks on the shaft. One mark is the "to install" mark, and the other is the "installed" mark, since the shaft turns as it's stabbed. Set the shaft on the "to install" mark and center the adj slot over the stud, and stab it, crank/cam marks aligned as described.
And, no, I didn't die. Living in the woods with no internet. Y'all come...
Not responsible for advice not taken...
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Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: losduarte]
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11/07/15 01:04 PM
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Nice to have you here I hope all is good Fasteddy
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Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: losduarte]
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11/08/15 02:33 PM
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Yes, great to see you on here again.
89 SWB, V-6 5SPD, OME Shocks, 16.5X37's, 2"BL, SR axle, Gen2 brakes, Lincoln w/Superwinch
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Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: losduarte]
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11/08/15 08:50 PM
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Eddy, so glad to hear back from you. I as well have been a little lost but I am so gad to say hi.
Javy
88 red Montero with the Dakar Special Edition decals, 438,000 miles (As of 7/23/2012) some occational blue puffing but still strong and counting!!! I am going ppsshhh (turbo), Stay tuned =) ...
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Re: 1989 Montero reinstall the distributor
[Re: tdf46]
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11/09/15 06:59 AM
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An easily made mistake:
When you are sure that the cam timing is correct and it won't start the distributor install is a likely suspect.
Recently, I forgot that the distributor cap design is a little unique in that the initial rotor postion does not line up with the wire post for #1 cylinder but instead points at the approx. center of the fire wall. This is due to the factory design of the distributor cap. This is described in the FSM.
Then set basic timing per FSM procedures. Aha, that would one of the things I am doing wrong. You are right the rotor does not align with the wire post for cylinder #1. I will try this. Thank you.
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