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turbo
07-23-2002, 07:29 PM
my friend has a 84 200s motor that he is putting in his 200s frame, he got the motor from a guy for free cuz the guy said that it needed the timing chain put on and didnt have the time to do it. and i have rebuilt a couple so i put it on for him and timed it, so heres the problem, everything moves great in the motor when the cam is off and the valves are not moving, but when the cover is on, and the valves are moving, the motor will stop when it is turned over, it stops when the exhaust valve goes down, the valve moves fine when the cover is off, and you can see it move threw the exhaust hole, the lever that moves the valve is not bent, and the tappet, where you check and aline the valve clearance at, is not too large, and is positioned correctly at top dead center, also, when turning the motor over, the sprocket will move a little bit, even though it is in neutral, if you push on the sproket it wont move, just when you dont touch it and turn the motor over. so my question is, is the vavle to big? or what else could be causing it to stop when the valve opens, i do not know if the valve is hitting the piston or not. and does this motor have internal problems in the tranny, or is the sproket moving a little bit normal? im confused, like usual, so ne help is appreciated, thank you in advance.

dads
07-23-2002, 09:06 PM
It sounds like a valves hiting the piston. I would recheck the timeing. maybe its 180 out. And on the sprocket moveing the thickness of the oil will alow the gears to turn so the movement is normal.

turbo
07-23-2002, 09:09 PM
whenyou set the timing, arent you supposed to put the lobs of the cam facing down, when the motor is at top dead center? or are they supposed to be up, i have always been told down?

dads
07-23-2002, 09:20 PM
the "0" sould be up on the gear behind the pulse rotor assemble

Fuzzy
07-23-2002, 10:35 PM
I agree with dads it sounds like the valve is hitting the piston. The exhaust valve should open until the piston is in the down position. Then as the piston comes up to the top the valve closes before the piston gets up to it. When the exhaust valve is open. Try putting a pices of wire down the spark plug hole to see if the piston is down. If it is up at the top or near the top. Then your timning is deffinately off.