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Gas Coming from motor into exhaust....93 Loyale..

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1993 Subaru Loyale D/R Swap EA82 

 

Hey guys after doing my D/R swap I finally got a carrier mount bearing welded up. After a couple of days I went to start it and after a couple of seconds on cranking it I smelled gas BAD so I looked under and noticed gas was puking out of my motor exhaust manifold into the exhaust. Also only on the driver side. I just want to get this car running so I can make sure the swap is working so I can move to EJ. 

Im guessing a cylinder is dead? I checked plugs and they seem fine. anyone have this happen or want to educate me on whats happening? and the proper steps to correcting? 

 

Thanks! 

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Never had that. 1st thing I think of is some how flooding the intake at the throttle body. Maybe no spark? What had to be disconnected to do the swap?

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Thats what I was thinking however its happened twice on two separate occasions. I took out the motor and trans and dropped them in car separately. I thought I may have adjusted the throttle cable to high but realized quick that no fuel would get sent in with out the fuel pump being active, right?

, how would I test the injector/ Pressure for EA82s?

 

Thank you! 

T a pressure gauge into the fuel supply line, after the filter under the hood.

 

If the fuel pump isn't running, there would be no pressure, or only a little stored.

 

There is no path for fuel to get into the engine / out the exhaust other than through the throttle body.

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