11-03-2017, 09:28 AM
Hey all,
I recently did a top end rebuild on my 94 sidekick with the G16B engine.
I put it all back together, set the timing according to the fixkick website, and the engine doesn't fire, just cranks.
I've pulled each spark plug individually to see that they are getting spark. I am getting fuel to the cylinders because the spark plugs are wet and smell like fuel when I pull them out. The timing is correct to my knowledge and following the instructions from the fixkick website.
Is it possible that a sensor is causing the engine to flood itself? Otherwise, I have no idea what could be causing the engine not to fire.
Before the top end rebuild, there were no starting issues, just leaking oil.
I did swap the alternator with a GM 1 wire that puts out 90 amps, not sure if that would cause the ECU to fry...
Akull
I recently did a top end rebuild on my 94 sidekick with the G16B engine.
I put it all back together, set the timing according to the fixkick website, and the engine doesn't fire, just cranks.
I've pulled each spark plug individually to see that they are getting spark. I am getting fuel to the cylinders because the spark plugs are wet and smell like fuel when I pull them out. The timing is correct to my knowledge and following the instructions from the fixkick website.
Is it possible that a sensor is causing the engine to flood itself? Otherwise, I have no idea what could be causing the engine not to fire.
Before the top end rebuild, there were no starting issues, just leaking oil.
I did swap the alternator with a GM 1 wire that puts out 90 amps, not sure if that would cause the ECU to fry...
Akull