Splutter.... Damm thing wont start
26 March 2006, 10:56 AM
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Splutter.... Damm thing wont start
When i turn the key it will turn over but is not jumping into life! Have no fault codes showing. I have fuel but am lacking spark!? The spark seems to be hit and miss on all coil packs mainly sparking on one cylinder. Have tested all coil packs one the one sparking corner and they all work fine!! Not sure what to do next, have replaced the ignition module with a second hand one but it has made no difference also replaced cam & crank sensor. Getting really peed off now! Would appreciate any ideas!? Thanx
Poss that the second hand ignition module that I have put on is also faulty?
What Regulates the firing sequence??
Would appreciate any ideas!? Thanx
26 March 2006, 10:12 PM
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take all the spark plugs out and let them dry out,
i stalled within 10 secs of starting my engine once, then that was it, it would nt go untill all the pluga had been taken out.
it had just flooded
i stalled within 10 secs of starting my engine once, then that was it, it would nt go untill all the pluga had been taken out.
it had just flooded
27 March 2006, 11:53 AM
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The ECU regulates the firing, sending the signal to the ignition control module, this just handles the current draw through the coil packs, almost like a remote transistorised switch, it could easily be the module, i think from memory all the couls share the same earth so it shouldn't be that, but worth a check anyway.
27 March 2006, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by vessy
The ECU regulates the firing, sending the signal to the ignition control module, this just handles the current draw through the coil packs, almost like a remote transistorised switch, it could easily be the module, i think from memory all the couls share the same earth so it shouldn't be that, but worth a check anyway.
Thanx... So poss that the ecu has blown then?
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