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Default 92 s-10 2.8 valve question - 01-31-2007 , 01:00 PM






I recently replaced the intake gasket as well as the distributor o-
ring. I got the top end back together and adjusted the valves as
specified by the manual that i have. my problem is that the truck
idles incredibly high after setting the timing to 10 degrees before
TDC and the truck has absolutley no power. I drove it a mile and it
barely got me home. I am hoping that i didnt overtighten the valves,
but i think it is looking like i did just that. I dont believe i have
a vaccum leak creating high idle, but that would cause my lack of
power anyway. would it? i also read from some fellow s10 owners that
you need to unhook a bypass wire from the ECM when you set timing. Is
this true? can you steer me in the right direction?


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Default Re: 92 s-10 2.8 valve question - 02-02-2007 , 05:28 AM







"BULA" <ericharvey3 (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote

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I recently replaced the intake gasket as well as the distributor o-
ring. I got the top end back together and adjusted the valves as
specified by the manual that i have. my problem is that the truck
idles incredibly high after setting the timing to 10 degrees before
TDC and the truck has absolutley no power. I drove it a mile and it
barely got me home. I am hoping that i didnt overtighten the valves,
but i think it is looking like i did just that. I dont believe i have
a vaccum leak creating high idle, but that would cause my lack of
power anyway. would it? i also read from some fellow s10 owners that
you need to unhook a bypass wire from the ECM when you set timing. Is
this true? can you steer me in the right direction?

I'm not positive, but I'd think these are hydraulic & you should adjust
valves w/engine at oper. temp. & idling. Back off each one until it starts
clacking, then slowly tighten until that one's clacking barely stops the
noise. This is zero lash. Tighten it an additional (whatever manual
specifies--often 1/4 turn) amount, and go on to next one. Good idea to
repeat procedure once again to obtain the "fine" tune. s




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