Subject	Before you changed the TB did you check the timing>>
Posted by	ZUL8TR on August 03, 2012 at 1:25 PM
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In Reply To	300zx idling poorly after some work posted by syphon0202 on August 03, 2012 at 10:05 AM
Message	to see where the mark was? I do that anytime I change timing belts or chains. After replacing TB timing mark should be in same place as before if all done correctly provided you didn't disturb the timing adjuster doring the work? You have stuck lifter(s). Add some Marvel Mystery oil (MMO) to the oil and let the detergents work a bit. What oil brand and weight is presently in there? It is reasonable that the oil pump picked up some crap and it is stuck in the lifter(s). If you need to go thru several oil changes to clear lifter(s)don't put expensive syn in there just a decent dino 10w 30 might still have to keep adding the MMO to keep the detergents high. There are other lifter clean up products out there like Justin Brothers products, etc. ZUL8TR in Orlando,FL
Follow Ups	300zx idling poorly after some work - syphon0202 10:05:44 08/03/12 Re: 300zx idling poorly after some work - Stokens (StoMoZTT) 11:04:52 08/03/12 Re: Re: 300zx idling poorly after some work - syphon0202 12:28:31 08/03/12 Before you changed the TB did you check the timing>> - ZUL8TR 13:25:23 08/03/12 Re: Before you changed the TB did you check the timing>> - syphon0202 14:16:14 08/03/12 He is talking about using a timing light to make sure your - JonnyZ(SoCal) 14:20:20 08/03/12 Re: He is talking about using a timing light to make sure your - syphon0202 15:10:02 08/03/12 Sounds like it should be good as long as tensioner was set - JonnyZ(SoCal) 15:26:02 08/03/12 Re: Sounds like it should be good as long as tensioner was set - syphon0202 15:30:22 08/03/12 That should be fine. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 09:12:58 08/06/12 Claification: I mean using a timing light before the TB >> - ZUL8TR 06:47:42 08/04/12
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