drewusmaximus
02-22-2016, 08:30 AM
Hi all, I'm new to the forum. Just picked up a 89 240sx bone stock.
I'm planning to make it a daily and weekend drifter. There are a couple of things I noticed about the car.
1. The previous owner made a homemade intake boot, so the valve cover breather hose has nothing to connect to. (see Pic)
2. The engine idles fine but rocks roughly side to side while idling. I checked all injectors and they all work well.
3. When I give it a little gas I believe I'm hearing the lifters rattle but, after a certain RPM it goes away. I've used Gummout engine treatment, which is better than Seafoam in the engine and gas. I have to run it through the intake and the engine again, which means I have to change the oil again. The car has been sitting for a while. It starts right up. I also changed the spark plugs. Engine seems to run smoother.
4. In one of the pics I'm holding a wire but, not sure what it connects to.
'm looking to find out what needs to be done to bring the car to good shape?
I would appreciate all the feedback I can get.
Thanks in advance!
I'm planning to make it a daily and weekend drifter. There are a couple of things I noticed about the car.
1. The previous owner made a homemade intake boot, so the valve cover breather hose has nothing to connect to. (see Pic)
2. The engine idles fine but rocks roughly side to side while idling. I checked all injectors and they all work well.
3. When I give it a little gas I believe I'm hearing the lifters rattle but, after a certain RPM it goes away. I've used Gummout engine treatment, which is better than Seafoam in the engine and gas. I have to run it through the intake and the engine again, which means I have to change the oil again. The car has been sitting for a while. It starts right up. I also changed the spark plugs. Engine seems to run smoother.
4. In one of the pics I'm holding a wire but, not sure what it connects to.
'm looking to find out what needs to be done to bring the car to good shape?
I would appreciate all the feedback I can get.
Thanks in advance!