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TSG59_Steve
post Jan 8 2008, 11:11 PM
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I have a no start problem with my 95. Getting fuel, no spark. Car is cranking/turning over but not starting.

Here's what I've done:
-replaced the spark plugs
-swapped transistor packs
-swapped coilpacks

I can't connect with DSMlink. The CEL comes on and turns off when I put it in "on". The car just randomly died when I was driving home on the interstate.

I've read that if the tach doesn't jump around a little when cranking it's the CAS. But I honestly don't remember if I've ever seen it do that.

Another thing I haven't checked is the fuses (I know... I didn't think to check there because... well quite frankly it's never been something that simple... lol)

So I was wondering if I could *use someones CAS to trouble shoot if that's the problem or not. I would then potentially buy it. Doesn't matter what year, just need the car to run.

Thanks guys!

Edit: And since I'm sure someone is bound to ask. They are NGK BPR6ES' gapped to .028. I'm running up to 18psi on an E3 16g.


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awd4kicks
post Jan 9 2008, 06:43 AM
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I would let you borrow mine if I had a spare. And it's probably a good easy thing to check.

On the otherhand I wonder about your ECU. I see that you have DSMlink, but since I don't have one I don't know if you just had a custom connection socketed to an 'old' ECU or if it is a new ECU. If it is an old ECU with a new socketed connection or EPROM on it, the board could still be suspect if the capacitors had never been changed. For that matter the socket connection could be suspect.

Just some more ideas for your troubleshooting if you haven't already investigated them.


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