just bought a 94 lwb need advice

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  • farmer
    Low Range
    • Nov 2008
    • 24

    #16
    Originally posted by Boston
    What colour were the plugs?
    When you remove the oil cap what color does everything in there look like?



    This thing has been neglected. the inside of the filler cap is dry with no moisture or grey stuff but does show signs of long oil change inter. when i had the distributor out i could see the timing chain and the inside of the timing cover. i was surprised that it looked pretty clean. th plugs all looked really good and i had spark in them also.i think the problem all along was the stepper motor on the idle air and a vacuum leak to boot. this caused the maf to run rich and this fouled the plugs. i still have to place the throttle all the way to the floor to start it. when it first started the lifters were real noisy so i changed the oil and put a quart of mmo in and now everything is real quiet. i think my stepper motor is malfunctioning. this thing needs a tune up REAL BAD.



    Oh and by the way. a really big THANK YOU to Steve at Rovers North!!! I called him today and he was the one who suggested i clean the stepper motor and put my foot to the floor while starting. Great Advice!!!!!

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    • phoenix
      1st Gear
      • Dec 2006
      • 144

      #17
      glad to read you got it running, you have just taken the first step into the ownership of a boat, where the happiest days you will ever have with it will be the day you bought it and the day you sold it...lol everything else will be a blurr...
      we are here to help, this things are not hondas where all they need is oil change ( I know 'cause I own 2 hondas). they are more like a timex watch... take a licking and keep on ticking, eventually you become a glutton for punishment.
      enjoy the vehicle...

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      • farmer
        Low Range
        • Nov 2008
        • 24

        #18
        yea i am not new to rovers i have driven a series IIA for about 30 years,mostly every day. my wife drives a disco II now and had a 110 for a few years to. i purchased this challenge for my daughter to drive to school and around the pastures. i told her "a rover will take you to the ends of the earth if you don't forget your tools". I have it running fair now but it still doesn't idle to great and i think i will change out the BW transfer case to a lt 230 next as the viscous coupling is shot.

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        • phoenix
          1st Gear
          • Dec 2006
          • 144

          #19
          you have your hands full, I guess all I can repply is "keep on rovering"

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