Evo 8 crank won't make full rotation
#16
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The motor won't spin with the timing belt off. Valves are open and will hit.
Line up timing marks, install and tension timing belt, turn it over with hand tools, see what happens.
Position the crank so the pistons are all sitting in the middle of the bore, the get the cams line up, and then you'll be able to bring #1 to TDC. You'll also need to verify the front balance shaft is positioned correctly by pulling the bolt/plug on the front (turbo side) of the block, and stick screw drivers in there.
Line up timing marks, install and tension timing belt, turn it over with hand tools, see what happens.
Position the crank so the pistons are all sitting in the middle of the bore, the get the cams line up, and then you'll be able to bring #1 to TDC. You'll also need to verify the front balance shaft is positioned correctly by pulling the bolt/plug on the front (turbo side) of the block, and stick screw drivers in there.
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2006EvoIXer (May 17, 2018)
#20
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Valves contacted pistons and won't open further, putting pressure back on cam lobes, which kept turning. Lifters held it's position like it was designed to do and the rockers popped out to relieve the pressure. Valves are likely all bent, cams could have indentation in lobes. Hopefully cam caps didn't suffer because I don't think you can find replacements without buying whole head.
#27
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Originally Posted by Evo_8_power
I'm going to find out this weekend if the valves are bent. I was going to rebuild myself but I'm not having second thoughts. May send it into map to have it rebuilt
A quality local machine would be far better than sending it to MAP. If you want a something high performance, Headgames is a great option.
#30
EvoM Community Team Leader
That looks pretty epic, you should definitely post in the engine failure thread. https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ne-thread.html