Originally Posted by
Mars_302
get a real spark plug tester. But did you make sure to lay the plugs on bare metal, if you got fuel, you got air, and you got spark, then its going to be timing
You're suppossed to lay them on it? I put them near the valve cover while testing. I figured I'd see a spark arcing through the spark plug itself or onto the valve cover at least?
There is definatly gas. I smelled it; unfortunatly, the screwdriver holes in the screw head round out before the screws loosen...so removing the injectors ia a no-go, but I DID smell gas.
I will also get a real spark plug tester to check. How can timing just suddenly go so badly out, though? I don't think that I touched anything, although who knows, I am a clumsy SOB. I hope nothing got bent if it was timing.
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