This is getting on my nerves
Ok
1. car would keep blowing FI fuse
2. found ground and removed it
3. car started right up
4. today i go to drive it and it won't start again but it's not blowing any fuses.
5. bought a new battery, did no good
6. car cranks and cranks like a champ but won't turn over
??any ideas??
1. car would keep blowing FI fuse
2. found ground and removed it
3. car started right up
4. today i go to drive it and it won't start again but it's not blowing any fuses.
5. bought a new battery, did no good
6. car cranks and cranks like a champ but won't turn over
??any ideas??
my input. check ya grounds again. and check your fuel pump. you never kno. Sorry couldnt help more. and also see if ur gettin any spark. Jus thought i would try to help. lol
yeah my pump is priming and it's reaching as far as the filter that i can tell. usually if a wire is goruned or shorted it will blow the fuse to protect itself, would the engine still roatate and try adn start if the starter was fried?
ok he know the pump priming so we know the main relay is good the motor is cranking so the starter is good like sinsevil666 said check ur spark if that checks out i would guess mabye your ignition module took a ****
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If it was me and i was solo i would make a wire with a push button of some sort, and hook it from teh battery to the signal wire on your starter. Then pull a spark plug wire and put it next to a good ground and hit the push button to crank the motor and see if there is spark. But thats just me.
Remove the oil filler cap and peer into the valve cover hole with a flashlight while your buddy cranks the engine. If there's no evidence of the camshaft turning, then the timing belt likely snapped.
If the timing belt is fine, then check the coil and ICM in the distributor. First, however, verify that the distributor has battery voltage.
If the timing belt is fine, then check the coil and ICM in the distributor. First, however, verify that the distributor has battery voltage.
i verified the voltage and when i peer in to the cam shaft i'm not sure what to look like nothing turns but it looks like something is trying to turn but never does it just kinda jerks every time the motor trys to crank
Are you possibly seeing the rocker arms move up and down when the engine is cranking? If so, the camshaft is turning, so next move to testing the coil and ICM in the distributor.
you might also want to check your wires. or just pull out each spark plug and see if they are all getting spark. my car was doing kinda the same thing. it wouldnt start. i pulled 1 plug and it didnt spark. checked the ignition coil and that was the culprit. bought a new one and it started like ****! so i pulled all spark plugs they looked all fine but for the hell of it i checked for spark. 2 of my wires were out. so i bought some new ones
i bought a new coil today and it still dindt fire up, all splugs are in great condition but i changed them anyhow and nothing, is there a way anyone knows of to check the wires themselves?
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