Budget EG K Troubleshooting Engine Runs Horribly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2022
- Budget EG K Troubleshooting Engine Problem
By Brian Gillespie and Aaron Gaghagen
The drama before the dyno! In our last video we installed upgraded parts on our K24A4 in an attempt to make more power and we showed the result at the dyno. However in between making the upgrades and seeing if they made power there was Brian's side mission. You see Budget EG K was running like crap ever since the recent modifications and we could not take it to the dyno to get tuned running like that. So in the last two days before our deadline Brian tries to troubleshoot our engines issues.
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I replaced my camshafts with a set of Skunk2's and locking the VTC cam was never a thought when installing and always had a rattle on every start-up. I diagnosed that problem for months with no answers until Soichiro Honda came to me in a dream and shined a light on the road to peace....then I found an online forum that solved my problems
😂 Awesome
Best thing I’ve heard - “what’s the last thing you did to it?”
So true.
That rattling from the last video that went away was probably the vtc gear failing. Glad to see you guys got it fixed.
Thanks!
I had this same problem after replacing my vtc gear, thanks to you I fixed it today. So crazy to think a brand new oem part would have an issue like this. I own you for this.
Brandon, that's great to hear! This is why we do these videos.
Excited to see if you guys can make anymore power na
We have an idea on what to try next. Thanks for watching!
Glad you found it!
Yes! Thank you! Too bad it didn't make more power.
Glad you figured it out!
Us too, stuff always seems to pop up.
Yeah!! Good work VA
Thanks!
I have a Hyundai Tiburon, and it's always the cam shaft
Do they have a VTC or is it usually some other cam issue?
@@VTECAcademy just poking fun at my dad. I'll never let him forget the Hyundai Tiburon.
So next mod is a budget Frankenstein? Crv block a2 head? Im really excited for this as i have a couple eco spec k24 blocks i don't know what to do with
That is correct.
Isn't there a process to check (set) the VTC in the correct (unlocked) position before bolting it in?
Yep
Yep, that's what we did with the air.
Hey ive got a question do you know if a 2005 rsx harness and a 05 converted kpro with jumper harness will work in a eg swap?
Yes it will.
Why does the k24 have issues present itself with the vtc cam gear more earlier than the k20. Almost 60000-100000mile difference.
They are not the same part. So that may explain it. But, I'm not aware that there is an earlier failure rate for the 25° VTCs. Is this something in a Honda service bulletin?
Callin a tps or a poorly degreed cam. @1:00
edit: looks like I was close to the money!
You were. the stuck VTC resulted in the cam degree problem.
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Sounds like it’s got a big cam lol.
That big cam lope!