i was just wondering if anyone would know wat sensor controls ignition and which one controls fuel? I got a spyder and the guy said that it has no spark coming from 2 spark plug wires so he replaced the coil packs and still not working. so im thinking either cam position or crank position sensor, but not sure and I dont wanna just throw parts at it. So any guideance would be great. thanks
#129866, "RE: 97 spyder 2.4 SOHC" In response to Reply # 0
Try the transistor pack.
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#129868, "RE: 97 spyder 2.4 SOHC" In response to Reply # 0 Mar-03-10 02:56 PM by CODE4
Originally posted by twizteddork so im thinking either cam position or crank position sensor, but not sure and I dont wanna just throw parts at it. So any guideance would be great. thanks
If the cam/crank sensor was faulty you would have zero or all spark. The sensors are not biased and think, "hey, I think I only want cylinders 1 & 3 to fire right now, not 2 & 4!"
There is either a signal or no signal. Do as Dino said. Additionally check for OBDII codes.
We do not live in the 70s anymore where we fuck with a carburetor and wipe the finger inside the tail pipe to see how it runs.
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