Do you have spark? Is the engine getting fuel? Did the timing chain fail? If you need help with any of these questions feel free to post on my message board I will help you more. I have 30 years in working on vehicles and am more than glad to help out.
GM if there is no spark the first thing I look at is the pickup in the distributor. If there is 12 volts in the wire plugged into the distributor and no spark that about has to be it. Lots of other things too, it's just a process of elimination.
The starter is located at the bottom front of the engine. Look down in between the radiator and the engine. if all else fails, crawl under and look up, but wear safety goggles and use a good light.
Else Meidner died in 1987.
you use the code up, down, y, x, a, a, ok, if it doesnt work then use somthing else or they fixed the engine
I have a 88 B2200 and i did a 318 V8 swap. Wasnt hard. Added coils to front. Welded in the mounts and changed nothing else. Fast but managable.
It is the cooling fan for the engine. Even if you shut the engine off, the cooling fan will continue to run until the engine heat gets back down to a normal level. The fan can turn on at anytime. Watch your fingers.
Use only what the manufacture recommends and nothing else.
because the water cools down your thing or else it will overheat. The reason why we use water is because it is a good heat sink (absorbs heat) and it isn't combustible.
depends on what else may be going on - if the engine hesitates, revs up or down before stalling than its likely a fuel system problem - if all or most electrical devices stop working its probably in the electrical system - if the engine just suddenly dies and nothing else happens it may be a defective crankshaft sensor - could be many things
No, you can use cheat engine for just about everything else but not dragon coins
i don't know ask someone else
If something else is wrong. My chain slipped and went through the crank case and destroyed the engine. But it was old. I've heard of this happening on other Yamaha's, so maybe their timing chains need to be replace sooner. not sure
The best way is by having someone else do it but the PROPER way would be to do it from underneath the vehicle's engine; starting with the drain plug in the oil pan...and don't forget to change the oil filter too while you're down there...its on the SIDE of the engine.