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You'd expect so. I didn't pay loads for the car so if the timing has slipped I'll just sell it on. I was hoping to get it running and cleaned up! No space to swap out an engine unfortunately.
I'll check for spark when i get chance, just pull plug and earth to engine whilst cranking?
Aye...
Sure does! Belts were apparently done in 2013 on this car so they're due. But suprised for them to have lasted this long if done using tipex! Best way to check? Niall suggested endoscope down the spark plug hole?
So I bought another 182 as a little side project but I'm struggling to get it started.
When I got it I took off the inlet and and tightened up all the spark plugs as they weren't nipped up, then got rid of all the carbon canister /acoustic valve crap and plugged all inlets.
Noticed a HT lead...
Graph the Pre-cat lambda, should jump smoothly from 0.1v-0.8v at idle) It's normal for the Post-cat to read 0.4v constantly, that's how you know it's working.
Genuine Bosch lambda?
Mine did this, i just contacted a breaker and got a used one. Happens more often with polybushes as they're a little tighter but i've had no problems since replacing it.
Fitted another brand new genuine lambda after Carl said the other was graphing slowly. Fingers crossed it solves my issue!
Noticed the exhaust clamp on the decat wasn't on properly too so straightened that up and retightened, my fault.
Also did a buy on another 182 that I'm going to clean up...
What condition are the shocks in? Sometimes more cost effective to jump straight to coilovers imho. There was a set of near new bilstein b14s on Facebook for £450 the other day.