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HELP!! H22 wont start ne more..

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    HELP!! H22 wont start ne more..

    So i was with one of my friends yesterday, and he wanted 2 hear my car rev up.. So i let him get in the driver seat and rev it up but i warn him that i dont have a rev limit on my ecu. My motor is stock.. so he revs it up and i see the revs shoot past 8k very fast.. it probably hit 9k.. as soon as it got up there the car shut off and didnt start bac up afta dat again.. Im thinking that my timing belt skipped and messed up my timing.. I tried spraying starting fluid in it and startin it and nothin.. it jus cranks but doesnt start.. it sounds like is about 2 start and then doesnt.. PLZ HELP...

    ANY SUGGESTIONS 2 WHAT ELSE COULD B WRONG??
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    Hate to be the bearer of bad news but you are going to have to replace those exhaust valves that your highspeed friend bent. Either replace the valves themselves or replace the cylinder head with another loaded one. A compression test will comfirm this

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      Timing belt still good? Does it crank over fast or slower than normal?

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        OOOO NOOOOOO!!!!!

        I hope you get that fixed dude...

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          How did you get the rev limiter off of the ecu?

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            Originally posted by DTaccords85
            How did you get the rev limiter off of the ecu?
            X2 unless your using a chipped p28 even tho im sure it still has a rev limiter i wouldnt know tho the highest ive revved my f20b in neutral was 6k

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