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i think you are supposed to disconnect the tps and idle valve, set the idle speed to spec then check the timing

tps disconnected stops the timing shifting around

or you can do it from a pc if you have a nistune cable and the right software

Oh. I just had the laptop on and matched the timing mark to what the screen said. 15degrees. The mark was moving with the display when it fluctuated so I'm guessing it should be close.

sadly if it is the sump seal the engine would need to come out so yeah thats not gonna happen, i cant handle that nightmare again.

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Think of it as long term investment, do the hard yards now, when u have a child running around you will appreciate it I reckon...

Pretty impressed you've gone through with this build this far.

Same, good learning experience taking engines out, building them etc.

Does kind of drive home the point about do it once do it properly and paying someone for a top notch block all assembled though when things go wrong.

Anyway I hope it works out for you, worst case you will be far more knowledgeable than when you started. I know taking engines out and playing mechanic was a great learning experience for myself.

ok it definitely is the front main seal, there is a splatter around the balancer and i don't think the sump is squirting so yeah.

so yay i get to pull my belts off and my covers off and my balancer off and my oil pump off and timing belt off and then re do them all :(

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