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Old 08-21-2013, 12:22 AM
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I've had mine installed backwards by the "professional" engine builder many years back. It only ran on like 4 cylinders, belched fuel and smoke, and wouldn't rev over like 1200, tach also didn't work. It was not driveable in any way shape or form. It also threw a crank sensor code. I had them switch it around and it ran fine and tach worked too. I doubt this is your issue.

Do a search of engine build pics and you'll see the reluctor wheel in some. I compared some photos I found online to ones of my build to determine the reluctor wheel was on backwards.
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well i hope you are right because i dont want to pull the crank. it runs on all 8 but pops and misfires above 2k. tach works just fine. im going to check to see if the sensor is to close and check my cam timing this weekend.
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finally had a chance to mess with the truck today. drove it for 35 miles. it seems that 99% of the time she pops and misses past 1/4 throttle but every once in a while she pulls like a raped ape.

i am down to either the stock pump just isnt enough or my original set of coils have gone weak. any thoughts?
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its a long shot but i had similar symptoms just to find out it was the cam, it was on a new build the cam was defective , is your cam new? used or what? i remember at part throttle it would back fire sputter at around same rpm range.
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Its a brand new comp cam. What was wrong with your cam? Im no longer getting any codes. I drove it this morning and I could climb all the way to 4500 before any sputter then it was back down around 2500. Its weird that it varies where in the rpm that I have issues.
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god damn it. water in the gas tank. someone poured water in the gas tank. but damn she runs like a dream. best *** load of money i have ever spent.
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