Still no start
Jay Kempf
jkempf at madriver.com
Thu Apr 27 12:15:39 PDT 2017
1991 20VT avant 220k miles.
Still working on the problem where it quit on me last year. I dug under
the intake and refreshed the ignition system with new cap, rotor, wires,
knock sensors. checked all rubber that contains vacuum and /or boost, I
rebuilt that bracket on the firewall that had all the bloody connectors
stuck on it so it is perfect and rust free now and all is connected I
think perfectly. I haven't moved the distributor since it quit and it
was running fine with it in that position.
Just got blink codes 2121, 2112, 2111 Idle switch fault, G4 Timing
Reference sensor fault, and G28 RPM sensor fault. SJM says to possibly
ignore 2112, 2111 if you don't do the test running which I can't. The
idle switch will mess with the injector output tests because that's how
you cycle through the codes. So I did output tests and have no evidence
of injector firing even though it cycled through all the codes. Never
heard or felt any injectors clicking 5 times. The rest of the ouput
tests were fine.
I ran the fuel pump off of a jumper and tried to start with the jumper
in place of the fuel pump and nothing.
Checked coil input and outputs, all wires for correct resistance, all
good. Plugs, relatively new in terms of miles.
Checked for fuel pressure at the rail while jumper was on and you could
feel the pump slow down against the pressure and there is certainly fuel
in the rail under adequate pressure.
So what am I missing. The idle switch won't stop it from running. The
ECU is reporting properly and I swapped ECUs with someone a while back
when I thought there was a running problem and no change so I am pretty
sure my ECU is functioning properly.
Both timing reference and RPM sensing will keep the engine from knowing
it is running, correct? So I guess I should go back and test that stuff.
Still have to do basic coil output spark tests but I am solo today.
I am running out of things to check. I am starting to guess I need to go
continuity checking harnesses looking for which wire which rodent ate.
Frustrating.
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regards,
jfk
802 272 5868
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