Replaced timing chain, tensioner, cam phasers, and soliniod now crank but wont start
#1
Replaced timing chain, tensioner, cam phasers, and soliniod now crank but wont start
Replaced the timing chains, tensioners, guides phasers, crank sensors, and cam soliniod. No I do seems to make a difference. Any one have any ideas where I went wrong.
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Senior Member
Whoa there, cowboy. Make, model, year, engine, drive are a few things that make it easier to help. By what you have done, messed up timing would be a pretty reasonable culprit. Maybe the CPS? Is everything plugged back in? Does the engine crank or no crank? Did you follow the FSM or just wing it?
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Tothemax (02-03-2018)
#3
King Hater
Yep. We need more info!
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Whoa there, cowboy. Make, model, year, engine, drive are a few things that make it easier to help. By what you have done, messed up timing would be a pretty reasonable culprit. Maybe the CPS? Is everything plugged back in? Does the engine crank or no crank? Did you follow the FSM or just wing it?
it is a 09 Ford f150 XLT 4.6 3v VIN 8.
Followed all the step using Mitchell Prodemand
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09 f150 4.6 3v vin8
well let me start over I bought the truck for 600 bucks. It's a 09 Ford f150 XLT. Timing chain guides were broken and the chains were making noise. I decided if I'm going that far in to the motor I mite as well do a whole kit. Replaced everything chains, guides, tensioners, phasers, and figured I would change the crank sensor while I was there. Got evert hinges together hit the key and it cranks but wont start. I see the tach moving while cranking. Had a code PO018 crank cam correlation. Used the tool to line the crank. Made sure the colored links matched up on the crank and both cams. Now I can' get it to start up and its really statting to irritate me.
#7
Go back to basics,
Suck, squeeze, bang and blow.
Compression, spark, fuel.
Do you have all three?
For $600, it's worth some trouble.
If all else fails,
It would be worth it to tow it to a shop, pay a couple hundred for diagnostic.
Suck, squeeze, bang and blow.
Compression, spark, fuel.
Do you have all three?
For $600, it's worth some trouble.
If all else fails,
It would be worth it to tow it to a shop, pay a couple hundred for diagnostic.