Timing on ts400 the flywheel came loose and i dont know were it should be to tighten it back up i took aguess it runs but it wont idle and is lacking power

SOURCE: 92 Amigo Project

check rotor, wires and plugs... could be a fuel injector...

Posted on Aug 12, 2008

Dave C

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SOURCE: 1985 Nissan 300zx power steering hard

I'd love to help, but none of my service manuals show your car having variable assist power steering. Even '86 and '87 don't have it. The electrical connection you see at the pump, is a power steering pressure switch. All it does is tell the ecm that the engine is under load at idle when you crank the wheel hard and it bumps the idle up a bit so you don't stall the engine, but that's all it does. If you like, I can send you two wiring diagrams depicting the all underhood electronics, but I think you probably have a bad rack and pinion. Seems like a common problem from the small amount of checking I did.

Posted on Mar 14, 2009

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Posted on Jan 06, 2010

SOURCE: How do I tighten my

The philosophy "if ain't broke do not fix", doesn't work for the timing belt. If it broke the overhead cam stops, but the crank shaft keeps moving, and the result is one or more bent valve. Normally the repair cost is ten times more, than a timing belt change. The timing belt cannot be tighten up, it must be replaced with a new one. The manual recommend to change the timing belt at 90000miles. It is a good idea to replace other belts, and the water pump. Make sure to send your car to professionals. It is not rare for people to have problems with engine after replacing the timing belt. In all my cars I do it by myself. It is not impossible, but you will spend more time than a professional. If you decide to do it by yourself, then get the Haynes Repair Manual (Based on a complete tear down and rebuilt), specific for your car. I have one for each of my cars. Go to the part Engine, and use the chapter Timing belt removal inspection, and Top Dead Center (TDC) location, and put the number one piston at TDC on the compression stroke. This can be found by putting the thumb over the spark plug hole and the pressure will push your finger upward till piston reaches the upper point. This can be done by inserting a long blunt object into the spark plug hole. Note the point where the object stops moving out this is the TDC. Hope this will help.

Posted on Oct 24, 2010

traceylewis1

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SOURCE: not sure whats loose-solution to tighten everything ok or not ok

well if he tighten the wheel hub bearing nutt to tight it will cause the hub bearings to burn out.....But he is a tec write, So im sure he did it right. Also the noise from the rear mabe something you are heareing now because no noise in the front is gone and the back noise is heard at this point......
good luck to ya.

Posted on Jun 23, 2011