H22 not getting fuel
i have tried everything can and the car will crank and if i use a little starting fluid it will start and i check my connector at my injectors and can't get any power so if anyone has any ideas let me know i would appreciate it.
93 wiring diagram shows wires straight from ECU to injector resistor pack (black box 2x4x4) against the firewall on drivers side (next to hood hinges). You should have a signal there.
The troubleshooting list is pretty long for no fuel. One thing that comes to mind, there was a blurb that said, no spark or fuel happens until the ECU gets Top Dead Center signal from distributor. But since it kicks over with start fluid, it sounds like ignition is up to par.
The troubleshooting list is pretty long for no fuel. One thing that comes to mind, there was a blurb that said, no spark or fuel happens until the ECU gets Top Dead Center signal from distributor. But since it kicks over with start fluid, it sounds like ignition is up to par.
More to check - does the Engine light come on as soon as the key is on? Does it go back off after a couple seconds, or stay on? If it stays on, can you get the trouble code? (Just in case - there is a 2-wire connector located behind the radio and it can be reached from the driver side. Unhook connector and move it so that you can see the end of the wire. With car off, short the two wires with a paperclip or something and turn key ON, but don't start.) What is the pattern of long-short flashes?
Next, with jumper still there, try to start the car. This is a backup system. If the car does start, it will run really badly - but, you will know that the bulk of wiring and components works and the ECU is the likely cause.
FYI: There is a 15amp fuse under the dash, by your left foot for the ECU. This is where the ECU gets power to drive the injectors. On an 93, the fuse is labeled ECM. Sorry, I don't know exactly which one it is.
Next, with jumper still there, try to start the car. This is a backup system. If the car does start, it will run really badly - but, you will know that the bulk of wiring and components works and the ECU is the likely cause.
FYI: There is a 15amp fuse under the dash, by your left foot for the ECU. This is where the ECU gets power to drive the injectors. On an 93, the fuse is labeled ECM. Sorry, I don't know exactly which one it is.
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alright what you need to do is change the center cap on your drivers side rims...if this problem persists your going to wanna paint the front lip on your car, silver usually works best
sorry bout that man hahahaha, i had a few of my friends call me an idiot bc i posted a dumb thread and i posted that on here bc i knew one, wackyricanman would read it and get a kick out of it....
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