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Old 02-08-2005, 07:30 PM
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I have a 2000 Z28 that wont start. It turns over fine but will not fire. It's getting plenty of fuel but no spark. Cam sensor maybe? Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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Did you recently do anything to it? H/C/I, something along those lines?
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Nothing done to the car yet. It's in the garage waiting on spring. I went over to start it and it cranks like a **** but wont start. It has fuel pressure at the rail. Checked spark with a screwdriver in one of the plug boots and got nothing. WTF
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might be the VATS system (that little resistor in on the key), try a different set of keys. i'm not sure if VATS cuts off the spark or it doesnt let the motor turn over or not. also, take a sparkplug out (# 3 cylinder or easier), and plug it into the boot, then use that to check for spark (ground the threads on the head of course). you might not be getting spark w/ the screwdriver because you arent holding it the right distance away from what your sparking on or somthing, this way you can be sure. check the fuses/relays under the hood and report back to us, we'll have her goin in no time
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
might be the VATS system (that little resistor in on the key), try a different set of keys. i'm not sure if VATS cuts off the spark or it doesnt let the motor turn over or not. also, take a sparkplug out (# 3 cylinder or easier), and plug it into the boot, then use that to check for spark (ground the threads on the head of course). you might not be getting spark w/ the screwdriver because you arent holding it the right distance away from what your sparking on or somthing, this way you can be sure. check the fuses/relays under the hood and report back to us, we'll have her goin in no time
Ok, will check for spark using that method. Any other ideas?




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