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Hello everyone, I have a problem that's making me scratch my head. Yale model glp060tgnuae serial a875b11192 with a Mazda 2.2l and aisin propane system. It came in to the shop for a blown head gasket (steam coming out of exhaust). I replaced head gasket and installed New head. Set mechanical timing, adjusted valve lash, New manifold gaskets, New cap, rotor, plugs and wires. Now the problem is it doesn't want to start. If you keep cranking, it back fires from carburetor. Rechecked mechanical timing and made sure rotor in the right place. Over hauled aisin regulator since I noticed Lp keeps coming out and engine started when feed hose pulled away from carburetor but still same thing. Did compression test and it's 155 psi all the way across all cylinders. Had spark testers on all the plugs and they all fire good spark. I am not too sure what else I'm missing. Any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
  • Posted 28 Feb 2016 08:56
  • By HIlifthigh
  • joined 21 Feb'15 - 17 messages
  • Hawaii, United States
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I double checked mechanical timing, reset distributor etc and it still acted the same. I took off aisin carb and installed algas carb with a impco regulator and after cranking for 10 seconds, engine started with a lot of steam coming out of muffler. I ran engine for 20 minutes until little steam was coming out. Reinstall aisin carb and regulator and now it runs fine. As I mentioned in first post, job came in for head gasket so o guess it partially filled muffler with water. I've never seen this problem before but hope this helps someone else in the future. Thanks for reply Kevin.
  • Posted 1 Mar 2016 12:40
  • By HIlifthigh
  • joined 21 Feb'15 - 17 messages
  • Hawaii, United States
sounds like timing is 1 tooth out mate. done it myself a few times.
  • Posted 28 Feb 2016 20:55
  • By kevin_k
  • joined 25 Nov'05 - 502 messages
  • dumfriesshire, United Kingdom
By the way, if engine does start, it runs at a real low rpm and it doesn't rev up at all.
  • Posted 28 Feb 2016 08:59
  • By HIlifthigh
  • joined 21 Feb'15 - 17 messages
  • Hawaii, United States

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