Bought a 350 warrior that's just been rebuild but they got the timing of during the proccess...and cranked and cranked and cranked it while it was out of time tryin to start it...my question is what is goin to be wrong with this motor since they cranked it while out of time?!?

 

ummm well im no expert at all but i rekon ur rods could have been completely bent if not jammed in the chambers so a whole engine rebuild and probably more to be fair if thats all u get ur a very lucky man good luck....

 

Depends how far out of time it is. The fact that it was able to crank over for an extended period probably means it is OK. If it was really out of time it may have locked up, but it definitely would have been making some ugly noises. I have seen them be out far enough to not start and have no damage internally. The best thing would be to pull the head and look at the top of the piston. Does it have any indentations from contact with the valves? Look closely at the valves as well. They should all be fully closed and completely seated. If not, you probably have bent one and that will need to be addressed before you can ride it.

 

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