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Cranks great. Never even a puff or ignition of any kind. I'll look deeply into all grounds this evening to pass time I guess. Damn. Car is on the ground, ready to try new clutch & all I did, and no fire up. :mad: |
never mind...
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Did you mess with the area around the ignition key? If the transponder coil is unplugged it won't start even though the rest of the immobilizer/central locking unit is good.
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Then it has to be the new flywheel that's at fault - you have checked everything else that you have touched, moved or replaced....
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Really does seem like no spark. None at all. Beyond pissed about it at this point. Would a Durametric say CPS failure or failure to see crank position? |
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Did you do the caveman spark test to 100% prove no spark? At this point you need data. The flywheel looks great. It is suspect because it is new, but I would not be taking it out without a whole lot more trouble shooting. |
I've only run my Durametric a handful of times (around 10) so I'm a newbie. It works by reading the computer inputs when the engine is running. I don't think it is much help with the engine off.
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As to the flywheel, it's like Miller Light. Fellas, it just doesn't get any better than this....... |
Fusible power distribution links are fine. Tried setting throttle after power up.
Have to buy a larger pressure gauge to fit the fuel rail shader. Doing that next. |
Sorry to bump like this, but my AC gauges fit that fuel pressure shrader. With key on, zero psi took gauge off, pushed stem in, no gas.
secondary air pump not coming in either. New suggestions to T/S? Thanks a ton. |
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No change with terminals jumped. No sound, no pressure. I actually do hear SAI come on, it's just for 5-10 seconds. |
So what are the odds the fuel pump takes a powder after a 4 month rest? I had dire predictions for my fuel pump after my box sat for nearly 2 years without running, thankfully wrong. There has to be a way to provide 12V directly to the fuel pump to make sure it is working, AFTER the cave man test shows spark. This goes against the initial post where gas was evident by smelling it, but at this point it's a game of elimination.
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And the SAI doesn't do squat, except set a CEL, and cost a boatload of cash.
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