why wont my truck start now after i change the oil pump gasket does the drive gear have something to do with the timing

Asked by jlh011 Jan 30, 2014 at 06:29 PM about the 1994 Nissan Pickup 2 Dr XE Standard Cab SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it turn over but acts like the timing is off

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tuff4x4 answered 10 years ago

You may have knocked the crankshaft sensor wire off or cracked the sensor with the oil pan.

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colinjames answered 7 years ago

We had problem with lose of power it was running fine and we went to tighten the bolts on the oil pump because it was leaking and I tighten to hard and made leaking worsted some I pull the oil pump off and little shaft fell out so I remove my oil pan to put the shaft that connect to rotate end and oil pump end put all back together now I have no power to my idle system What could be wrong

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JunkYard_Dawg answered 5 years ago

Turn the engine with the crankbolt until you get to TDC on compression stroke. Pull dist cap and make sure rotor button is pointed directly at #1 plug wire, if not loosen dist bolts, turn it until it does

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