first off, hello to everyone!
i've posted this on a few other boards with no luck, hopefully it will be different here (crossing fingers)
i bought this from a friend not running. ran fine then one day about six months ago after sitting a few hours at his mothers house it wouldn't start and has never started since.
i've determined there is no spark.
1st thing i did was change the cps, for some reason someone cut the plug off so i had to do the same with the new cps. still no spark.
i've since replaced the coil, plugs, wire, cap, rotor and both the fuel and spark relay next to the battery (asd relay). no spark.
i then decided that maybe the cps wiring is bad so i hard wired the cps directly to the ecu prongs # 28 and 11 (off the top of my head). no spark still.
my voltmeter died so i couldn't check to see if i had power to 11 and 28 while grounding on the #1, but will check in a few when my neighbor gets home. i tried with a test light and didn't get light from the ecu at all.
any ideas on what to do next would be greatly appreciated.
rob
i've posted this on a few other boards with no luck, hopefully it will be different here (crossing fingers)
i bought this from a friend not running. ran fine then one day about six months ago after sitting a few hours at his mothers house it wouldn't start and has never started since.
i've determined there is no spark.
1st thing i did was change the cps, for some reason someone cut the plug off so i had to do the same with the new cps. still no spark.
i've since replaced the coil, plugs, wire, cap, rotor and both the fuel and spark relay next to the battery (asd relay). no spark.
i then decided that maybe the cps wiring is bad so i hard wired the cps directly to the ecu prongs # 28 and 11 (off the top of my head). no spark still.
my voltmeter died so i couldn't check to see if i had power to 11 and 28 while grounding on the #1, but will check in a few when my neighbor gets home. i tried with a test light and didn't get light from the ecu at all.
any ideas on what to do next would be greatly appreciated.
rob