2008 Dodge charger

Asked by Andre Sep 29, 2019 at 06:15 PM about the 2008 Dodge Charger SE RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I bought the car because the previous owner could not put the car in time. I got
the car real cheap. Now the marks are lined up but the car will not start. Also
flames come out of the exhaust when i crank it. Any suggestions on what i can
do please ?????

6 Answers

Andre answered 4 years ago

Here are some picture of the marks. From what i was reading the timing could be off 180 degrees but i am not sure. Do not want to do anything until i get clarification on what the next step would be. Thank you

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olgeezer answered 4 years ago

Lapping flames out the tailpipe and unable to run at all,, sorta suspect you are indeed 180 deg out...I would make the correction to the chain...IMO

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lincolnscott49 answered 4 years ago

Make sure it is DTC on the number one piston after the intake valve opens and closes , could be on the exhaust stroke 180% out

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lincolnscott49 answered 4 years ago

when you think you have it correct turn the engine by had a few revolutions to make sure nothing is locking up. If the plugs are out this would be easier to do.

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