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no, if you apply dielectric grease to all connections and mating surfaces, you should be alright, theres millions of engines out there everyday with no seal on the distributor.
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The Eye is watching you!!
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Hey BTW, with disconnecting the PCV hoses, theres 2. your suggestion is to disconnect the one that goes to the air cleaner, where does the other lead to? manifold after the butterfly? |
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few questions- i've got a 89 2.5 with 5 speed has been sitting but fired
every few months until the battery died like 4 or 5 months ago theres old fuel in it, i know it doesn't matter how much it has cause its stil in there but theres like 1/16 of a tank in there needs a tranny anyways so i don't want to dump money into getting it going cause i can get a 4.3 auto tran and shaft put in and running for a day and under 350 i really love the little 2.5s mine has 354 027k just over 120k on the rebuild leaky gasket some where and some one didnt weld shut their custom manifold into header so now theres a 1/2 gap around 3 quarters of each tube on the manifold (luckily it was only driven for two months after the header was put in) |
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what are the questions? |
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lol good to run the gas if the lines and shit are gummed little bit of additives
and run the gas, siphon , i think it needs fuel filter but how do i go about cleaning the lines injectors or w/e you think it should be good..? |
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Has Training Wheels
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its got a straight pipe from the manifold to the muffler, then has a turndown right after the muffler, it was all welded up, but i had to cut it off and make it a turndown before axle so the mmuffler is bolted onto the straight pipe. havnt seen any areas of leaks where its bolted. so far, im at 60 miles and i have 7/8ths of a tank left, before i blocked the breather and put fuel injector cleaner in, i got 56 miles till i was at 3/4 tank, so it seems like im at atleast 16-20mpg |
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Goin' Nowhere Fast
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good thread, irondukeman...I'm on my second Iron Duke (and my buddies and I rebuilt this one from the oil pan up), but it's been pretty much sitting for 2 yrs, so by the time I get it on the road I'm sure I"ll be using this thread a lot
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and it's much appreciated!
![]() Just reading the thing about leaving the gas in there for too long...my truck has been parked for just about 2 yrs though it does get fired up occassionally...I started it about a week ago and it ran like a champ. Does that mean that (so far) I'm good to go? If yes, then I'll just send my buddy some money so he can keep burning all the gas in the tank and just put a few gallons in at a time. |
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Goin' Nowhere Fast
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beauty...thanks man...I'll just get my buddy to run it every now and again...I once had it standing for 9 months and it was totally fine
...fingers crossed!!! |
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square body man
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anybody interested in a very detailed how to in replacing your valve stem seals? i just did a little 2.5 and i have a bunch if pics... its a good solution in stopping your engine from burning oil or puffing blue smoke on a start-up. takes about an hour and cost me less that 11 bucks
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The Eye is watching you!!
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I did a write up on my old Cressida (DOHC I6) for that forum but I'd be interested in seeing it with this antique. I imagine it's a helluva lot easier.
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Has Training Wheels
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i make gaskets for a living, so if anyone needs some valve stem seals, i can sell you a full set un used in brand new shape i made
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Has Training Wheels
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ill need specifics
5.7l 350v8, year? what gaskets? what type? k-cork, n-8094 with silicone bead intakes?, steelback exhaust manifolds? neoprene rubber valve covers? let me know what you want, we just got 8 semi trailers full of gaskets for kits, so more than likely we have what you need, but i dont think hell let me just walk out with 5000 mrgasket 5822 intakes at 88 cent unit price ![]() let me know exactly what you want, i can ask whenever hes in, and find out what the price would be if your wanting like 100 head gaskets, it would be something youd more than likely have to order in from us, something like water inlet wed probably have for kits. seen some 4.3l and 5.7l on the kit strip list |
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"Candy Man"
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I have one for you.
I have a 1986 2.5 w/ auto. 2wd ext. cab. well its got a new fuel pump, injector, plugs, wires, cap, rotor, all new filters. the tank has been dipped to clean it. and it starts hard, like a dragster when it first starts to idel. then when it smooths out it hickup once and awhile, butthe worst is when I am driving it, and I slow down to stop a a light. it stalls out on me? I need help badly. |
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My truck would make the popcorn sound every time i let off the gas, it had a big hole in the pipe before the muffler, but the cat was still ok. I ran straight pipe for a while after the cat and the popping stopped? Then i got an exhaust done and it sounds normal.
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ok i had the map sensor tested at autozone, and it tested good. we checked all vacuum lines and they were all good. so I still could use some other ideas.
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so about the trans fluid in the oil thing... i have a 90 2.5 it only has 34k on it, its been garaged its entire life only for the fact that the truck is a convertible lol. so do you add the trans fluid to the already full oil?
and what is something i can maybe do to keep this thing in good shape for a long time? it runs awesome and i coudlent be happier. it has a 5 speed behind it and gets great mileage on the freeway. only one problem, the valve cover gasket leaks and there is alot of sludge and oil on the back of the motor, is there a nice gasket i can get that will stop doing that?? i dont want to get a junk cork one if its going to do the same thing again.. |
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good thing about these engines, you dont have to do alot to keep them healthy, just make sure it has good gas and clean oil... you can get a aftermarket valve cover gasket, just clean the top rim very good on the block and cover, and use a good atv sealant |
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i recommend a neoprene rubber valve cover gasket, it costs more than cork, but it seals better and holds torque better, and its reuseable. i have no problems with the one i made at work.
you could always just remove the cork one, and put a good thick bead of gasket maker sealant on there, but make sure you enclose the bolt holes, like a D shape, if you dont fully enclose the bolt holes, oil will come up through there and get all over the bolt and leak out of the bolt. torque it to 4ft lbs or 48 inch lbs whatever your torque wrench reads. for added safety you can always put extra on the lip on the back. and irondukeman, we are so swamped that i dont have time to check to see what kits we have for 5.7l size, we have 300,000 kits to assemble= about 2 million gaskets, 3 of us to do that.. unless we get in an order then theres 0-1 of us, but if you give me the list of what you want i can keep an eye out Last edited by beaniebmx : 01-14-2008 at 06:27 PM. |
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i dont handle the inventory, i just make the gaskets, so i dont know what we have for kits or stand alone parts, all of the kits and parts are in shipping department. so asking me if we have any 85514 exhaust flanges wouldnt be of much effect.
but if you find out what you need then i can ask. ill need to know if you just need head gasket and valve covers, or everything to rebuild, and how many you need, 100 kits? just 100 head gaskets? 25,000 intake gaskets? ![]() certain engines we have alot of for, so im sure we have enough for your needs on a 350 v8 chevy. if your wanting something like 10 kits or 20 head gaskets, itd be something youd have to call my boss/owner and place an order with him and tell him i sent you blah blah. something like 1 kit or a few certain parts i could proably buy from inventory myself. |
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Hey beanie, have you remove or disconnected your battery? If you did you might need to do a computer relearn.
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shopkey is a good program, but it gives a generalized answer to most cars, for example: 89 s10 relearn procedures are the same for a 2008 dodge caravan, but what is the difference between the two, the obd setup, right? Last edited by irondukeman : 01-14-2008 at 10:26 PM. Reason: spelling |
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Thats true, I didn't think of that before
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Thats true, I didn't think of that before
Also, does anyone else's oil always smell like gasoline? |
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Last edited by irondukeman : 01-15-2008 at 12:18 AM. Reason: spelling |
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yea, the old S10s can't even adjust mixture based on intake temperature. it relies on the valve and duct that sucks air from the exhaust manifold to regulate intake temperature to keep the mixture even.
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, also changed the oil yesterday. |
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yea now come to think of it.. my motor does this too.. it does it real bad when its hot. sometimes it will fire right up, sometimes it will turn over for like 5-10 seconds before it fires up... sometimes its embarrassing lol. you think that my injector seals are bad? the motor is out of the truck and in my garage right now while my truck is apart, im trying to replace anything i can to 1) clean it up and make it pretty and 2) make sure everything is in the best working order possible.. i thought that because the motor was warmed up, that the compression got lower and made it not want to start up as fast.... but it does do it sometimes when its cold too... it varys. what do you think? |
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No more blazer
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is this what i need ????
http://www.partsamerica.com/productd...pe=752&PTSet=A my truck is a 90 vin code e. 2.5l or do you think this is something that i should change while the motor is out anyhow? i thought that the 2.5 is like a tbi or something, it has only one injector on the top of the intake on the side of the motor... maybe im wrong? and mind you, it does this with only 34k on the odometer |
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square body man
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Has Training Wheels
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is there a certain way to pull the injector, or is it just a grab and yank method? dont want to end up with the prototyped injector that has to have its 900 peices glued back together
im going to see if the parts store has any when i get my coolant temp sensor and gauge sensor next week, we dont have any at work that i know of, i did however seen 3 2.5l exhaust flange gaskets, steelback, not sure which year, i got one for a 1991 2.5l manifold, but the bolt holes dont line up with mine so its just sitting along side 2 egr gaskets, valve cover gasket, lifter cover gasket, valve seals and a used air cleaner gasket ![]() |
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Ok guys, I'm having clutch problems. It's really weird, I have like 2 to 3 inches of free play on the pedal and there's hardly any pressure on the pedal when i push it down. Also when the clutch is depressed all the way down and I'm letting it out to get in gear and go I hardly have to move the clutch and it starts grabbing? Theres like a half inch of where the clutch is engaged and disengaged. If I don't get it fixed at school I'll get a video of it so yall can see the problem.
Also check out this Lincoln Town Car lowrider lol, compressor is broke so the bags are completely empty. ![]() ![]() |
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