92 GSR-Replaced dizzy, ICM, Main relay-NO Start??
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92 GSR. 82,000 original miles. It ran fine all day. Got in, it wouldn't start.
The dizzy cap was slightly loose, dizzy was all corroded and rusty inside. I had some parts laying around and the time, so. I replaced the dizzy, ICM with brand new ones, and put in a new-old main relay. NOTHING?
Still no start. Cranks fine, but never catches. Anyone have any ideas?
The dizzy cap was slightly loose, dizzy was all corroded and rusty inside. I had some parts laying around and the time, so. I replaced the dizzy, ICM with brand new ones, and put in a new-old main relay. NOTHING?
Still no start. Cranks fine, but never catches. Anyone have any ideas?
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Yes rotor is turning. I need my buddy to come and crank it, while I look to see if I'm getting spark.
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I'm smelling fuel, while cranking. So I'm assuming fuel is getting to the injectors. I'm going to try to check definitivly if I have spark, later today. If I have spark. Then I'll move on to the fuel system.
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Ok! update, if anyone cares:
It was the ignition coil/ corroded dizzy. Or at least I presume it was.
Replaced dizzy housing and and all sensors/wires, ignition coil, ignitor, most internal dizzy hardware, cap and rotor and gasket. It fired right up. I still don't know what caused it not to start, in the first place, or how dizzy got f***ed up in the second place but, or why it starts now, in the third place. But it's all better now.
HTH, someone.
It was the ignition coil/ corroded dizzy. Or at least I presume it was.
Replaced dizzy housing and and all sensors/wires, ignition coil, ignitor, most internal dizzy hardware, cap and rotor and gasket. It fired right up. I still don't know what caused it not to start, in the first place, or how dizzy got f***ed up in the second place but, or why it starts now, in the third place. But it's all better now.
HTH, someone.
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