"Greyhound" snipped-for-privacy@direcway.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.teranews.com:
My son swapped out the engine in his 85T because he bent the valves in
> his previous engine. With the new used motor in the starter will turn
> the engine but it will not run (not even a little). Has good spark out
> of the distributor and plug wires. He says that it smells like it's
> getting fuel. Any ideas?
> Thanks
> Pierre
> Tampa, FL
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>
Assuming you have the correct firing order (AT THE CORRECT POSITION - remember you could still be 180 degrees out of phase at TDC), make shure the injectors are firing at the correct time. If you're good on spark and injector timing then you've got a mixture problem - start with the feul pressur regulator. There are alot of sensors on the turbo models, most of which control air/fuel mixture. If the manifolds from the origional engine were put onto the new engine then the sensors should be ok. BTW did the new engine come from a turbo model? if not you may need to swap Cams to get the correct profiles.