SOURCE: putting 19 inch 2007 porsche 911 turbo wheels on 2001 like car
CHECK WITH DEALERS BECAUSE WHEELS ARE DIFFERENT WIDTHS AND NORMAL CAN NOT ALTERED OR MOVED FROM FRONT TO
THIS IS A DESIGN FEATURE
SOURCE: engine cranks car won't start
Sorry..... 1 notch off is just not good enough. It has to be exact , then if it doesn't run start looking at other posibilities.
Remember that the camshaft turns twice eash time the crank turns once. The distributor rotor works off a gear on the cam.
Your rotor could be off a bit , or it could look exactly perfect the way it was when tou took it out , and still be 180 degrees off.
You have to get your engine to "top dead center" and make sure everything is the way it should be.
A timing chain ( or belt ) can cause permanent and fatal damage to the valve train and pistons in motors that are "interference engines" Find out weather yours is. In a non-interference engine , the clearance between the valves and the pistons is large enough to alow them to move out of time without crashing into each other. An interference engine is not so forgiving.
The fact that your engine cranks makes me hopefull that it is a non interference engine , and that damage has not been done.
Try to find a haynes manual for you vehicle , it will walk you through the steps for most repairs.
SOURCE: mercedes E300 turbodiesel, 1999, is poor to start
Yes sir , you have a failing valve, soon it will snap in two....please have your head checked. You can do this yourself by placing a long-handed screwdriver , business end down to each cylinder while pressing your ear to the handle(while engine is running)...you will notice a definite difference when you hit which cylinder has the bad valve. Also makes sure the egr valve is clean and your exhaust recycle valve is not stuck.( located in the crossover pipe)
SOURCE: I just replaced the battery on my 2007 odyssey.
As long as it fit OK in the battery tray and the CCA( cold cranking amps) are the same or higher you should be fine. Sounds like you have symptoms of another problem possibly developing.
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SOURCE: hi my peugeot boxer 2007
The oil light flashing on your 2007 boxer 2.2 hdi is a service due indicator. will need resetting with compatible diagnostic equipment.
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