pontiacgta2002
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Hello,
Installed a new GoodWrench 350 into my 99 gmc yukon. New dizzy, wires, plugs spider MFI. I set the cam retard to 0 and the cap is turned all the way to the right and touched the intake to reach 0 degress. I'm getting the biggest misses on number 2, with number 4 then number 3. The misses havent been enough to throw a code as of yet. Here is the head scratcher i have. The crank learn test wont register the sensor. I run it up to 5k and let off as the scanner is waiting to see it. I have two shims on the sensor is that to many for it to get a reading? Another odd thing to mention is when the dizzy is set to reach 0 cam retard it's pointing more to number 3 cylinder. If i stab it pointing to number 1 cylinder i can only get the cam retard down to +8. I have also heard that GM is saying to run plug gap at .45 instead of .60, is this true? Mine are at .60. Any ideas would be great.
Installed a new GoodWrench 350 into my 99 gmc yukon. New dizzy, wires, plugs spider MFI. I set the cam retard to 0 and the cap is turned all the way to the right and touched the intake to reach 0 degress. I'm getting the biggest misses on number 2, with number 4 then number 3. The misses havent been enough to throw a code as of yet. Here is the head scratcher i have. The crank learn test wont register the sensor. I run it up to 5k and let off as the scanner is waiting to see it. I have two shims on the sensor is that to many for it to get a reading? Another odd thing to mention is when the dizzy is set to reach 0 cam retard it's pointing more to number 3 cylinder. If i stab it pointing to number 1 cylinder i can only get the cam retard down to +8. I have also heard that GM is saying to run plug gap at .45 instead of .60, is this true? Mine are at .60. Any ideas would be great.