so the cam chain timed wrong? ( seem at was all 100 % dismantled, ever inch to me so.........)
when we do any cam on any engine, we make sure the cam lobs work in a rational fashion. 4-cycle action. (hand turned at 19mm crank bolt , CW direction)
then do a
WOT compression test. 150 to 180 psi, is expected, if not the cam was timed wrong.
x4
we do all that even before valve cover is put back, (fuel pump relay removed so no fuel to burn TESTING)
i ALSO DO a TOP END OILING TEST before any valve cover put back, (FP relay still out)<<< just cranking it for 5sec, rest 1min crank, not to overload the starter.
to the rockers or HLA for sure.
last one I did , I made sure I had oil pressure cranking, again fuel relay out. (even to the point of hand gauge to removed sender port)
did you try a
timing light to see that spark happens near the 0 mark in the crank pulley? cranked. dead. that be next in this list,
and lasts add fuel (the FP relay put back)
these steps avoid most new engine damage just after full engine assembly.
good luck.
btw fuel dribble at the rail proves NADA, only 41 psi cranking matters, not 10 , not but 41, but seems the compression will fail or the dizzy is all messed up.
or cam chain wrong and will make the dizzy fail too.
No DTC errors like CKP, or CMP> or others keyed on 3 times in 3 second span (jeep way)
this guy does it right here
he checks the HLA action as you turn the crank CW by hand
TDC #1 at top of cylinder, both valves, closed (HLA are both down) (this mark is the firing mark(at full compression running)
we turn the crank and see first do
power stroke, then
exhaust stoke and , then
intake and last y stroke ever 180 degr. of the crank (4cylinders)
we call this validating it, the cam timing. The keyway key missing or wrong key? who knows if it fails this test what when wrong but you will find it as redone .
just for fun the MB SLk 232 super charger, 4banger ( I like how i thinks)$$$ on a budget.