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MrRide2LowMay-02-07 03:37 PM
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#119292, "crank but no go"


          

ol i fixed the eco is a 95 small ecu, got it to turn over fine and i'm getting plenty spark but no fuel. I've got fuel pressure and all that but the injectors are not fireing. I'm for sure it is the injectors but have no reason for it. help,i'm tired of messing with this already.

  

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jshillinMay-03-07 05:25 AM
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#119293, "RE: crank but no go"
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Are you sure the spark plugs are firing as well?

Check your cam & crank sensors. Either one can cause no spark/fuel.

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ronjeremy525May-03-07 07:00 AM
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#119294, "RE: crank but no go"
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and where is the crank sensor located??

  

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#119295, "RE: crank but no go"
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Originally posted by ronjeremy525
and where is the crank sensor located??


Back of the block, above the oil filter.

You may also want to check your fuel pump relay.

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MrRide2LowMay-03-07 12:44 PM
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#119296, "RE: crank but no go"
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May-03-07 01:16 PM by MrRide2Low

          

ok well the fuel pump and relay are good,how do a check the crank and cam sensors with out a multi-meter. i've got spares but i don't wanaa change them if is don't have to. I'm lazy, sorry.

edit, the relay and pump are gooc but i have to jump the relay to get the pump to run, i think the ecu is bad.

  

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