Does not have crankshaft sensor? could it be the timing chain???
Already checked and changed both
It could be yes easily
yes you can turn the distributor and see how far off it is from where it should be originally. its not hard to do and takes just a few minutes to determine just how far off the timing is. you may be able to set it to a different setting and make the vehicle run better for awhile but im sure its in the timing
if you turn the distributor slowly you may be able to find a setting where it will run better...if the timing chain is going it will go regardless of how far off you are or even if you are right on the mark, if you set it 180 degrees off and it s sluggish then move the distributor slowlt towards the passenger side til you find the area it runs the best in for the time being until you are ready yo tear into it
no you dont need to
i would go ahead and put it in 4x4 until you can figure out why its acting like it is...i would recommend you take it to a shop since its hard for me to diagnose the whole problem from here
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could it be checked without tearing it down?
so i set the timing 180 off from what its supposed to be and if that dont change any then it needs timing chain and gear?
do i have to pull the oilpan to change the timing chain
when i pull up at stop sighn and hold the brakes it idles up and down fast, but ican put the transfer case in 4wd and it stops,what would u recommend?????????
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