Hi brother, thanks to your video my geo tracker is alive again, last week I had the same problem and after searching for information for many hours I found your video, and today my geo tracker is working again. You deserve a tequila from me, regards since Chihuahua, México my friend
This is the story of so many of my car repairs. I have often found parts left over once I thought the job was done, and I had to start over too. All of that wasted time is forgiven once the engine fires.
@@LilBJessup i agree. My problem was i was one tooth off. It would either not start or start up then die after a couple seconds. Your video got me there, re-stabbed it now its back in action. I watched all your tracker videos, and i’m doing a lot of the same repairs/upgrades you did and they’ve been really helpful. Not a lot of people with these anymore. Do you still have yours? I was gonna ask for some advice if that’s cool but hadn’t seen any recent uploads on it
@@LilBJessup ah cool I’ll check it out! I wanted to ask what tires you have on it and if you did a lift or not? I need new ones so i wanted to upgrade to something wider with no lift to offset the high center point of gravity and give me some more stability. Plus bigger tires look cooler. Any recommendations?
@@walterwalter3498 My tires are bigger, 235/75s, Thunderer trac grip m/t. No lift, stock rims. I think it looks pretty good. When I bought it, the geo had white walls on it!
Good job on gettin it goin!! We have a 92 tracker 4x4 1.6 8v engine automatic called the 🐸 Frog about the color of the frog only metal flake with bunch of airbrush work my son redone the head it won't start hopefully we'll get it to goin.
Just a curious question. I see you replaced most of your vacuum lines. Do you by chance have a diagram or an idea of all the hose sizes that you have replaced? Sweet build!
I just googled geo tracker timing and read a couple of thread post about them. As for the exact website I don't recall because it has been a little while, I'm sorry.
I had to take the head to a machine shop anyways to get the valves and seats recut, so since it was already there I gave him the go ahead to do it. I was curious if it did have a leak because coolant would slowly be burnt away but I couldn't find the leak. I did it more for the insurance of not having to do it again.
Hi brother, thanks to your video my geo tracker is alive again, last week I had the same problem and after searching for information for many hours I found your video, and today my geo tracker is working again. You deserve a tequila from me, regards since Chihuahua, México my friend
This is the story of so many of my car repairs. I have often found parts left over once I thought the job was done, and I had to start over too. All of that wasted time is forgiven once the engine fires.
The timing was such a headache.
This video was a huge help my first time doing timing for the distributor on my tracker. Thanks!
Glad it helped! It was definitely a headache to figure out!
@@LilBJessup i agree. My problem was i was one tooth off. It would either not start or start up then die after a couple seconds. Your video got me there, re-stabbed it now its back in action. I watched all your tracker videos, and i’m doing a lot of the same repairs/upgrades you did and they’ve been really helpful. Not a lot of people with these anymore. Do you still have yours? I was gonna ask for some advice if that’s cool but hadn’t seen any recent uploads on it
I daily drive it! It was in my most recent video with the mud mower winch. I love my geo.
@@LilBJessup ah cool I’ll check it out! I wanted to ask what tires you have on it and if you did a lift or not? I need new ones so i wanted to upgrade to something wider with no lift to offset the high center point of gravity and give me some more stability. Plus bigger tires look cooler. Any recommendations?
@@walterwalter3498 My tires are bigger, 235/75s, Thunderer trac grip m/t. No lift, stock rims. I think it looks pretty good. When I bought it, the geo had white walls on it!
Good job on gettin it goin!! We have a 92 tracker 4x4 1.6 8v engine automatic called the 🐸 Frog about the color of the frog only metal flake with bunch of airbrush work my son redone the head it won't start hopefully we'll get it to goin.
Getting it timed correctly was a headache for me!
Just a curious question. I see you replaced most of your vacuum lines. Do you by chance have a diagram or an idea of all the hose sizes that you have replaced? Sweet build!
THE END HAD ME DYING!!! HELL YEAH’. !!
Haven't had a problem since fixing it!
Good job man!!! But can you cook a hotpocket on a Geo Tracker block???
Haha, with all of the cylinders firing I can!
You rock!
You rock!
good job dude!
Thanks dude!
Do you remember where you got those vacuum lines or the sizes needed?
I got them from Amazon, I just searched for automotive vacuum lines.
@@LilBJessup was there multiple sizes or all just one size?
@@offthewallmbell on the geo it is just one size, except to the brake booster
@@LilBJessup awesome thanks!!
Your way to into it geo dude 😅
Man this thing has been a great car, about to hit 250k miles
good show B!
It's alive!
What are the valve adjustment numbers ?
.006 cold on both intake and exhaust.
@@LilBJessup thank you sir
what's the name of the website that helped you?
I just googled geo tracker timing and read a couple of thread post about them. As for the exact website I don't recall because it has been a little while, I'm sorry.
@@LilBJessup did you set the rotor to #4 on the distributor cap, and had the cylinder 4 on compression stroke?
@@jamarsphenomenology2488 I did it all off #1 on the compression stroke with the distributor facing 11oclock if I remember correctly.
Man! I having a hard time right now...
Why milling if the head gasket was good (flat)?
I had to take the head to a machine shop anyways to get the valves and seats recut, so since it was already there I gave him the go ahead to do it. I was curious if it did have a leak because coolant would slowly be burnt away but I couldn't find the leak. I did it more for the insurance of not having to do it again.
This is helpful. I'm helping my grandson do exactly this.@@LilBJessup
Propane kits are gettin cheaper🙃
It's funny if you have a genuine shop manual its easier
I really wish I did have one for the geo and ranger, they would be super handy.