Help!!
Help!! just got done with my h/c install and now the car won't start!!! i'm not sure what's going on. it seems like its not getting fuel, but the fuel pump is working.
Did you cheack all grounds to include the one on the drivers side cyl head? Did you check the cam position sensor? the car will not start if that sensor is unplugged. Can you hear the fuel pump turn on when you turn the key to the "on" position without cranking the engine?
What have you actually checked already and ruled out?
What have you actually checked already and ruled out?
checked the grounds and the fuel pump is running. where is the cam sensor? is it somewhere i can get to w/o pulling half the motor down? that's the only thing i haven't checked.
Originally Posted by stangnightmare
checked the grounds and the fuel pump is running. where is the cam sensor? is it somewhere i can get to w/o pulling half the motor down? that's the only thing i haven't checked.
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Had the cam pos sensor problem... I believe it is very common to forget something when putting it all back together. Check around your engine for anything not connected or plugged in.
Originally Posted by stangnightmare
thanks i'll go check it out
Originally Posted by stangnightmare
is it actually on the manifold or on the back of the block?
Do some troubleshooting. Pull a plug. Is it wet? Connect it to the plug wire and lay it on a ground. Crank the motor. Do you have spark? While the plug is out, screw a compression tester in the plug hole. Crank the motor. What is the compression. Unscrew the cap on the fuel rail. Push in on the schrader valve. Is there pressure?
i didn't pull mine either, but i double checked it anyway. i'm going to test the fuel pressure, plugs, and wires today after work. anyone have any issues with the VATS system on their cars?