I have overhauled engine for Isuzu bighorn 1998 petrol/gasoline engine. the 6VE1.timing belt is ok.
Still it has a had start.
is this the Single head cam or twin version?
no photo of engine, so answers will be weak.
double posted. is this the single cam or twin cam engine?????? per side, the twin cam has 4 cams. 2 /bank.
i can not understand your questions, at all.
ok you overhauled the engine,
nor can i understand , still hard start.
does that mean it cranks slow and turn runs and drive perfectly ?
or cranks fast, but hard to start and runs perfectly?
or does that mean it cranks fast, starts, then misfires and runs crapppy-pappy?
hark, the devil really is in the details, no?
Generic answer.
all the wires and sensors , hoses not put back correctly.
oil full, coolant full, fresh gas in tank,
then you crank engine with no spark (I pull fuses)
and the crank it until oil pressure is good. yah, do that.
if really savvy, we check for top end oiling next. cranked only.
ok looks like oil pressure is good,(I don't want to wreck a new engine) (also check compression on a new engine, to see if we messed up., if not 150psi or more, you timed it wrong)
then we crank it, ok, it cranks and don't start
I check spark and it's timing using my timing light, it's wrong, i retime it, no and its ok. as is ..
ok sparks good, on all 6 cylinders. checked carefully and for static time.
so now start engine on test fuel,
if fails, see above for why.!
ok it runs for say 2-3 seconds and stalls. good.
We yell at the gas engine gods. O'BOY my engine seems to be OK ! progress....
next is fueling , ill stop now, as typing a book on fuel injection
is not easy here.
but fuel pressure is next. on all EFI engines. as is good fuel.
when did car last drive perfectly, 1 month ago,
10 years. what?
if long ago, the gas is bad. as are related parts all gunked up, like filters, and injectors.
and even the pump, or its sock packed in GUNK.
as you can see we have no history on the car, so.
really anything is possible. even vandalism.
btw we never just throw and engine in a car.
we check.:
1: compression, gee even sitting on a pallet.!
why install (6hr labor) a dead engine,?
2: then cranked oil pressure, spark/fuel off line.
same reasons.
3: then if all that is ok, I do check top end oiling now, if not any top end, the cams will not last very long. they will smoke and seize up in a flash.
this is how its done correctly, ask how.
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