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My pt did the same thing. took it to another mechanic, and he told me they left the timing off. took it back and told them what the mechanic told me, and they set the timing straight. Now it runs great.
It actually might be better to just disconnect the negative side of the battery and then bleed the pressure off manually, that is how we do it at my shop.
you have a carbon build up problem try running lucas gas treatment in the car with a full tank of mid grade gas if this does not cure it leave another post and I will give you then next step to fix it, or you can go to http://www.alldatadiy.com and buy a subscription and read all of the recalls and coustmer trouble problems to help locate the problem.
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