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Old 08-26-2014, 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by GPM
I don't know anything about the Holley stuff, but it sucks you're having engine problems.
Thanks, Alex told me a possible reason for engine sounding sick when I bring it back to idle is because the O2 sensor got wet which made the computer add a bunch of fuel down low. Other than that data logs looked good.Going to check compression tonight.
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Old 08-26-2014, 07:39 PM
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Good luck, hope it's a simple fix.
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Old 08-26-2014, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by hadleycat
Thanks, Alex told me a possible reason for engine sounding sick when I bring it back to idle is because the O2 sensor got wet which made the computer add a bunch of fuel down low. Other than that data logs looked good.Going to check compression tonight.
#1 = 152psi #2 = 152psi
#3 = 140psi #4 = 152psi
#5 = 140psi #6 = 60psi
#7 = 100psi #8 = 155psi
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Old 08-26-2014, 08:35 PM
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Looks like 6&7 got some issue. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by hadleycat
11.2 at WOT. Datalogs posted above show my timing. Thanks
Commanded is actually 11.8 at 7#'s, and timing is 31 at IAT's below 110 degrees, and then it will start pulling timing gradually if air temp climbs.
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Originally Posted by HaxbySpeed
Commanded is actually 11.8 at 7#'s, and timing is 31 at IAT's below 110 degrees, and then it will start pulling timing gradually if air temp climbs.
Alex Haxby has been a great help even though my problems have nothing to do with the Holley system I purchased.
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Old 08-27-2014, 07:07 AM
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I'm thinking head gasket on one side, tuliped valve on the other...there was not way water got back up thru exhaust when slowing down was there ?
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Old 08-27-2014, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by hadleycat
Motor had 380 hours on it
So if it has 380 hours, does it still have stock head gaskets? I always change them when putting a blower on because the stock gaskets just can't take the added cylinder pressure. I would put the starter on and get the water out then start it, as others have said.
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Originally Posted by 28Eliminator
So if it has 380 hours, does it still have stock head gaskets? I always change them when putting a blower on because the stock gaskets just can't take the added cylinder pressure. I would put the starter on and get the water out then start it, as others have said.
Yes Stock HeadGaskets. According to the people I bought the boat from the motor has never been opened up. I cranked all the water out and oiled it up good yesterday.
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Originally Posted by ezstriper
I'm thinking head gasket on one side, tuliped valve on the other...there was not way water got back up thru exhaust when slowing down was there ?
99.9% sure no what went in the motor through the exhaust when slowing down.
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