Subject	Did you ever take a look at the CAS pin that
Posted by	HK'S Z on October 26, 2012 at 5:37 PM
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In Reply To	could my problems with idle and misses posted by bizaws on October 26, 2012 at 05:25 PM
Message	connects to the pin on the cam. Its has teeth on it and if the CAS is not aligned right (heads not machined correctly) the teeth can wear making your timing jump all over the place. Have you checked the timing? Is it always the same? When this happened to mine the timing would be at a different value every time I checked. Sometimes it would be at 15 sometimes at 18 and one time it got to about 10. New CAS solved the issue.
Follow Ups	could my problems with idle and misses - bizaws 17:25:08 10/26/12 Did you ever take a look at the CAS pin that - HK'S Z 17:37:04 10/26/12 Re: Did you ever take a look at the CAS pin that - bizaws 19:40:47 10/26/12 Check your timing with a timing light. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 11:11:01 10/27/12 summeronthechain i did do that - bizaws 12:54:44 10/27/12 Good luck with your problem. (n/m) - Summeronthechain (MN) 15:13:30 10/27/12 summer no hard feeling - bizaws 17:15:26 10/27/12 Re: summer no hard feeling - Medallion Man 04:05:28 10/28/12 thank you - bizaws 12:58:07 10/28/12 see if you can get hands on another cas and ptu (n/m) - craigz96tt 08:43:50 10/28/12 Re: see if you can get hands on another cas and ptu - ttsmokin 13:32:42 10/28/12 Re: could my problems with idle and misses - MaxxAction 07:51:20 10/29/12 thanks for the info maxx - bizaws 13:36:01 10/29/12 Yes, never trust the dots... (n/m) - Medallion Man 10:46:06 11/01/12
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