What could be causing this? I just tuned up everything. It won't start for a long time and then I'll go back an hour later and it will start right up.
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Originally posted by Wishno87 View PostSo it cranks but doesn't fire yes? Check voltage to the coil, resistance on flywheel position sensors, and cap and rotor to start. I had all kinds of fun with my eta last year :curse:
Definitely check the CPS and all of your wires out.
I had this exact problem with my ETA about a 3 years ago. Turned out my wires where really, really old... go figure.Need a part? PM me.
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Originally posted by ck_taft325is View PostDefinitely check the CPS and all of your wires out.
I had this exact problem with my ETA about a 3 years ago. Turned out my wires where really, really old... go figure.
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Originally posted by E30Rookie37 View PostAlso would there be a chart of sorts in my Bentley that tells me what voltage should be what and where?Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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Originally posted by Wishno87 View PostYes your bentley will give you the specifics of what I mentioned.
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Check your ground as well. I just had a problem where the engine and starter were not getting a good ground and wouldn't turn over or would turn over slowly. Made a new ground and no issues on that front. Now if the tranny hadn't just quit.....Some people just need a sympathetic pat...
on the head...
WITH A HAMMER!!!
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establish that you first have fuel pressure.
then do the above stated. i found that that crank and reference sensors on the eta are shit, some times... (not saying thats what you have going on, but it's possible)
Personally i would do this after determining that i have fuel pressure:
The bently describes a pin out of all the motronic 1.0 inputs (page 6-48 in my book), except the crank and reference sensors, which should be able to test at the connecting points on top of the valve cover (i think thats where they are on the '86)
i would check all of the inputs from the main harness and see what/if something comes up out of spec.
Edit: lets be clear briefly, because you never actually established; you do have an eta, right?
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