Sears Cultivator/Edger 316.292710:

Corsa 1.4i
Engine code Z14XE 2000-2004 Bolts must be replaced after removal.
stage 1. 25Nm
stage 2, +90 degrees
stage 3. +90 degrees
stage 4. +90 degrees
stage 5. +45 degrees
Engine code C14NZ 1993-1998
Stage 1. 25Nm
stage 2. +60 degrees
stage 3. +60 degrees
stage 4. +60 degrees

Why would the engine light be on all the time?

Do you only drive a vehicle & never fix a thing?

I guess my first question is - how do you know the oil is too hot ?
Engine oil is designed to handle several hundred degrees of heat, so unless the engine coolant is over 275 degrees the oil should be functioning correctly.
If you have worn bearings you can loose oil pressure as the oil heats up because the oil gets thinner. And if the oil pressure drops below 5psi you could loose power to the fuel pump.

contact autozone or dealer service for specs..

yes probably your alternator is the fault. ask for a qualified electrician to help you.

Try adjusting the pilot mixture screw another 1 to half turns outwards and thn see..better to let the engine warm up a little.
Hope this helps!

Does the fuel line still have 55 PSI when engine warmed up? Any other codes show up?

The belt is loose or dirty or the pullys are of a different V Degree. Check all of these things

Good Luck

There are two likely possibilities: 1) Old/cracked Ignition system (spark) is being shorted out by water/humidity, 2) Carburetor icing.

1) This test is more effective if done at nighttime or in a darkened garage, as any spark arcing will be visible. Start the engine and let it idle. Use a spray bottle with water and mist your spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, and ignition coil with water. If you see spark arcing or the engine starts to run rough or stall, there's your problem, replace the ignition component(s) involved.

2) If your problem only occurs during cold moist rainy weather (ie. 45 degrees or below), especially if it only happens during highway driving, you could have carburetor icing. There is a hose that runs from the exhaust manifold shield to the underside of the air cleaner housing. In colder weather a valve will draw heated air from around the exhaust manifold through this hose into the air cleaner to prevent icing. Either this hose is missing/disconnected or this valve is not working correctly.

Hope this helps!

just pull the wiper arms off and reinstall in the right direction 13mm wrench good luck