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First off, I know this topic has been covered before but I have searched the forums and have not found the answer I to my problem yet.
I just finished putting on my new ported/polished head, new oil pump, water pump, alternator, timming pullies, and timming belt after about 4mo of down time. The problem is that when I try and start the car the engine will turn over fine from the starter but will not start.
-There is fuel comming in. -There is was no spark. -The coil pack does not get 12v on the harness side when I crank the motor. -I have checked that everything is plugged in twice over. -I think the timming is good, on rotation one of the crankshaft the cam shaft sprocket marks line up to each other, like this 0- -0 and the crank shaft lines up to to the mark on the oil pump. On rotation two the ticks on the cam sprockets look like this: -0 0- and the crank is lined up to the oil pump. When I turn the motor by hand there is no valve/pistons hitting and it is easy to turn. I also never took off the cam gears off the cams, so they can't be reversed. -I tried unplugging the 2 fat relays on the firewall, drivers side, and cranking the motor, then plugging them back in... still wouldn't start. -I get a check engine light that goes away after 5 sec, so ECU is probbably ok? -I never took crank sensor out, and never even unplugged it from its harness so I can't see how it could have gone bad. -I took a multimeter to the harness for the cam position sensor, with the sensor unplugged, and ignition in "ON" and I am reading 5v, ground, .74 volts. The Chiltons book says the third wire should have 12v.
I hope someone can help, thanks in advance. BTW I just ordered a new cam sensor from rockauto, it was only $26 and the current sensor has a small hairline crack in it (even though it worked ok before) so maybe that can fix it.
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