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  • spyderkeeper
    232 I6
    • Oct 27, 2007
    • 111

    More TBI log help

    Hi, I'm still trying to figure out my rough running/stalling TBI. I rewired the computer and some burnt wires under the hood. It looks like my voltage is stable again. Could anyone take a look at the logs and give me some pointers?







    Marvin -- '87 Grand WAGONEER, Big Lift, Big Tire
    Bob -- '89 GW, No lift, No tires

    There's a reason some suspension bolts have MF on them.
  • babywag
    out of order
    • Jun 08, 2005
    • 10286

    #2
    From what I see, the TPS isn't adjusted correctly.
    It's dropping to .2v which is too low.
    If you didn't perform the initial setup, you need to do this.
    I know the first thing guys want to do when hooking up their fuel injection set up is to start it up and hear it run.... Well there are a couple things that need to be done after the installation. Note: When setting the timing for the first time you must ensure the wiring is correct on the...


    And common sense dictates verify no vacuum leaks, and fuel pressure is good.

    Lots of knock counts, are you using a knock sensor?
    Tony
    88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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    • spyderkeeper
      232 I6
      • Oct 27, 2007
      • 111

      #3
      I bought the Jeep with the setup but the distributor was changed by the mechanic, so I will try resetting everything from scratch. I'm not sure what the knock sensor is picking up because it doesn't sound like that.
      Marvin -- '87 Grand WAGONEER, Big Lift, Big Tire
      Bob -- '89 GW, No lift, No tires

      There's a reason some suspension bolts have MF on them.

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      • spyderkeeper
        232 I6
        • Oct 27, 2007
        • 111

        #4
        Hmm, the TPS is showing .53 at idle now.
        Marvin -- '87 Grand WAGONEER, Big Lift, Big Tire
        Bob -- '89 GW, No lift, No tires

        There's a reason some suspension bolts have MF on them.

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        • spyderkeeper
          232 I6
          • Oct 27, 2007
          • 111

          #5
          Hmm, well actually this does not look good.
          Compression:
          8 7-120
          6 - 120 5-89
          4 - 120 3-100
          2 - 120 1-100

          Maybe I'm getting all I'm going to get.
          Marvin -- '87 Grand WAGONEER, Big Lift, Big Tire
          Bob -- '89 GW, No lift, No tires

          There's a reason some suspension bolts have MF on them.

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          • babywag
            out of order
            • Jun 08, 2005
            • 10286

            #6
            yeah not good...
            do a leakdown test and see what exactly is going on.
            or just pull head since all low ones are on same side?
            Tony
            88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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            • spyderkeeper
              232 I6
              • Oct 27, 2007
              • 111

              #7
              What would cause low compression all on one side, cam shaft issue?

              Originally posted by babywag
              yeah not good...
              do a leakdown test and see what exactly is going on.
              or just pull head since all low ones are on same side?
              Marvin -- '87 Grand WAGONEER, Big Lift, Big Tire
              Bob -- '89 GW, No lift, No tires

              There's a reason some suspension bolts have MF on them.

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              • babywag
                out of order
                • Jun 08, 2005
                • 10286

                #8
                best case scenario bad head gasket
                worse case burned exhaust valves
                worst case would be broken ring lands/pistons

                If it was cam you probably be hearing noise.
                Tony
                88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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                • TexasJ10
                  360 AMC
                  • Jan 03, 2002
                  • 2774

                  #9
                  Originally posted by spyderkeeper
                  I bought the Jeep with the setup but the distributor was changed by the mechanic, so I will try resetting everything from scratch. I'm not sure what the knock sensor is picking up because it doesn't sound like that.
                  Your mechanic locked up the replacement distributor, right?
                  * 1981 stepside, 360, 727, 208, almost stock daily driver.
                  * 1982 Laredo j-10, 360, 727, in rough shape and in the process of being rebuilt with 401, NV4500, Klune,
                  . NP205,d60 front, d70 rear, fender work and minimal lift. It will probably take 10 years
                  * 1973 jcab mounted on 1983 j20 frame. 360/t18/208 d44/d60. Almost completed

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