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cozmic
12th January 2010, 08:28 PM
i have just put a 4age into my ke70 and is all ready to go however ive got no injector pulse.I have power going to the injectors,im getting spark,I know my injectors are working as i had them cleaned and tested but the cunt wont start.I hooked up a noid light to the injector plug and cranked it but nothing
any ideas anyone?
Nikkojoe
12th January 2010, 10:27 PM
Bigport 4age? If so, Check that you have 12v on both pins of the injector plug at ignition. If no 12v at both pins:
- Bluetop bigport: If you dont, you probably need to give power to the yellow injector wire found running to the ecu (BF - check club4ag for ae86 4age wiring diagrams for the location of this pin).
-Redtop bigport: Check you have power going to your injector resistor pack (small little heatsink looking box with a round plug and 3pins).
Hen may possibly be a nut
12th January 2010, 11:11 PM
Another conceivable problem might be that you are not getting the Igf signal back to the ECU (broken wire, rooted ignitor, etc...). If the Igf signal is missing for three? sparks in a row then the ECU will stop injecting.
A little left field, but a possible cause.
Hen
Nikkojoe
13th January 2010, 12:17 AM
When i had that problem on a gze wiring install i did (was running safc) it would start then die straight way and continue to do that. I assume he is not getting that at all but can be a possible cause :)
cozmic
13th January 2010, 01:07 AM
the engine is a red top big port from an ae92.It will run with "start you bastard" sprayed into the inlet.Im getting 12v on both pins on the injector plug.Ill double check ignitor and resistor pack in the morning
cheers for the help
Nikkojoe
13th January 2010, 01:44 AM
If the engine has been sitting for a long time the injectors may take a little to fire up (they get very sticky). I suggest unplugging the tps and hold WOT while cranking and also spraying start ya barstard down the intake.
cozmic
13th January 2010, 01:52 AM
If the engine has been sitting for a long time the injectors may take a little to fire up (they get very sticky). I suggest unplugging the tps and hold WOT while cranking.
yeh ive tried that as well,I took the injectors out change all the seals and had them flowed and cleaned and they work perfectly
Nikkojoe
13th January 2010, 03:38 AM
I assume it is getting some sort of fuel supply to the rail?
Engine loom is earthed at the inlet manifold nicely and all engine earths are in place?
There aint too much for it otherwise unless you are having trouble with the fuel pump operation. The engine runs and you have power to the injectors, so it just seems to me you dont have fuel or fuel pressure...
Prewer
7th February 2010, 10:56 AM
Still no pulse??
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