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Hi im having a problem i can't figure out.  I did a engine swap on a 96 rd688s and the elm says v mac 2. The engine is put in was out of a early 96 and ecm says just v mac. The timing is high most of the time. Really loud clatter. At cruising speeds about every 30 seconds it will advance the timing by itself and I have to put in neutral for 3 seconds on idle and it will then go back to running smooth again.  It sounds and runs best under boost. Tps is not fluctuating. What would not be compatible between the 2 e7 motors or do I have a advance problem? Ecm shows no codes

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1 hour ago, fjh said:

Try unplugging the tem on the side of the pump! If the timing still fluctuates it’s likely the ecovance at fault! If the spring in the econovance is broken the timing can float All over the place! Please explain what you hear/ see at start up!

Ok when I start it will rev a little and then go to 650 on the tac. A light puff of blue smoke at very first and the clears. I have changed the econovance with another used one and both do the same thing. I haven't tried what you said so I will definitely try that

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4 minutes ago, tayson said:

Ok when I start it will rev a little and then go to 650 on the tac. A light puff of blue smoke at very first and the clears. I have changed the econovance with another used one and both do the same thing. I haven't tried what you said so I will definitely try that

Disregard that 

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Do you know how to check timing? If the timing is going up to a point where you have clatter you may have a couple of issues! Even at max timing it shouldn’t clatter! (Ping) don’t keep running it like that! If you have another econovance solenoid swap it!  

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2 hours ago, fjh said:

Do you know how to check timing? If the timing is going up to a point where you have clatter you may have a couple of issues! Even at max timing it shouldn’t clatter! (Ping) don’t keep running it like that! If you have another econovance solenoid swap it!  

Ok I did swap the econovance and it had no change and I haven't learned how to check the timing yet

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So I will try and explain how to check the timing to get it close! You need proper tool to set perfect! How ever this will get it close! On the bottom of the engine housing there will be a small cover 2 bolts or six bolts 10 mil  have you seen this cover?  You need to remove the cover and the timing event marker!turn the engine to the degree’s markings on the flywheel set it too the initial (timing mark ) usually found on one of the valve covers 6 -10 degrees go to the tem hole and look inside of every thing is as it should be you will see what looks like a flat blade screw driver ! If it is not there or is not centered the tone ring has slipped! This means you will need to pull the fuel pump and have the ring re installed to its correct position! 
Note you may have to turn the engine 180 to make sure your on number 1.

just sayin 

I have run into this!

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20 hours ago, fjh said:

So I will try and explain how to check the timing to get it close! You need proper tool to set perfect! How ever this will get it close! On the bottom of the engine housing there will be a small cover 2 bolts or six bolts 10 mil  have you seen this cover?  You need to remove the cover and the timing event marker!turn the engine to the degree’s markings on the flywheel set it too the initial (timing mark ) usually found on one of the valve covers 6 -10 degrees go to the tem hole and look inside of every thing is as it should be you will see what looks like a flat blade screw driver ! If it is not there or is not centered the tone ring has slipped! This means you will need to pull the fuel pump and have the ring re installed to its correct position! 
Note you may have to turn the engine 180 to make sure your on number 1.

just sayin 

I have run into this!

Ok thank you I'll try it

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