12-14-2005, 11:20 PM
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3" Exhaust
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Moo http://supraforums.com/forum/image.p...ine=1117678453 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Ohio Posts: 207 Trader Rating: (0)   Quote: Originally Posted by snowball Ok, so today I got time to work on it. I took your advice and all those things where off. So I fixed that. I ran a cold, dry compression test and (from memory) 1=180, 2=176, 3=175, 4=176, 5=180, 6=183. And I tried to start it up and nothing… It like wants to start but.. it doesn’t. I know it is on the right stroke and everything I even tried the other, but like if I give it WOT then tried to start it and then stop and drop it to 25% gas it like goes put put put put. And it I don’t give it any gas or just leave it at WOT it just goes put, So……. IM stumped… I don’t know what to do know.. I checked to see if all the spark plugs are in the right order. I checked to c if they are getting spark. And it all checks out… Have you checked the fuel pump and to see if you're getting fuel in the cylinders? I mean, recently - after you cleaned out all of the fuel from before? FYI most factory ECU's will cut fuel when the tps reads 100% (ie floored). This is a way to tell the ECU it's flooded and to stop injecting fuel while cranking. |
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