The parking pawl inside the tranny is messed up.
Under it's own engine power.
Do you have a check engine code? Have you had it tuned? Sounds like the idle is off, but need more information.
your transmission could be slipping too if you have it over or under filled That tells me that your engine speed is not constant, look for a vacuum leak, egr, or pcv issue. Get to a steady engine rpm before attempting to set timing. A loose distributor could also cause this.
Most of them move some but if your belt is squeeling you probably need to replace the tensioner.
In a Wankel engine, all parts rotate in one direction, while in a reciprocating engine, pistons move back and forth
All you need to do is put a wrench on the belt tensioner and move it in the direction that relieves the tension. This will make it possible to remove and install the old and new belt.
the engine does run chances are that the speedometer cable is broken or the gear in the transmission is striped
check your engine mounts..I am not sure where they are but if you can move the engine with a prybar you need new mounts..they arent to expensive
The only way I know of is to remove a valve cover. If the valves do not move when the engine is turned over, the timing chain is broken. As a best guess, if the engine cranks like crazy, and seems to crank faster or with less resistance than normal, it's a good chance. There's no telling when a chain will break, depends mostly on driving habits. My '95 made it to 199,000 before it went, whereas others will go at 60,000.
Daihatsu Move was created in 1995.
The Achieva has only one O2 sensor. It is located in the exhaust system very close to the engine. Look between the back of the engine and the firewall, while the engine is cold. Starting at the exhaust manifold, move toward the catalytic converter until you see a plug sticking out of the exhaust pipe with a cable or wiring coming out of it. That will be your O2 sensor. --mark
Hi... I would guess you have a fan clutch problem. Try to move it by hand when the engine is cold. It should be easy to move.