Crosen1971
Cadet
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- Jul 7, 2013
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Hello,
I have recently swapped out a 2007 4.3 mpi on a monterey 180 ( frozen block)
It starts fine and just does not seem to idle correct. It performs flawless from idle to wide open throttle. Then when I bring it back to idle again it stalls.
I replaced the iac. New plugs. Inspected all wires. Changed out distributor and cap. New fuel filter. I was stumped so I took it into a shop. There were no alarms or codes and they diagnosed it with late valve timing or Late ignition timing or both.
I am a journeyman mechanic so the timing marks are dead on. The distributor is right on the money at #6.
So after the shops diagnosis, I advanced the ignition by one clog. Ran ****ty. I then advance the timing by one chain link. Seemed not to change anything.
So now I am grasping at straws. They shop wanted to pull the engine to do the setting but I could do it with out.
What else should I check. Oh yes I sprayed around the intake looking for a vac leak as well. Nothing. Does the computer adjust timing by itself or does this need to be done via scanner?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
I have recently swapped out a 2007 4.3 mpi on a monterey 180 ( frozen block)
It starts fine and just does not seem to idle correct. It performs flawless from idle to wide open throttle. Then when I bring it back to idle again it stalls.
I replaced the iac. New plugs. Inspected all wires. Changed out distributor and cap. New fuel filter. I was stumped so I took it into a shop. There were no alarms or codes and they diagnosed it with late valve timing or Late ignition timing or both.
I am a journeyman mechanic so the timing marks are dead on. The distributor is right on the money at #6.
So after the shops diagnosis, I advanced the ignition by one clog. Ran ****ty. I then advance the timing by one chain link. Seemed not to change anything.
So now I am grasping at straws. They shop wanted to pull the engine to do the setting but I could do it with out.
What else should I check. Oh yes I sprayed around the intake looking for a vac leak as well. Nothing. Does the computer adjust timing by itself or does this need to be done via scanner?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks