Do you have spark from the output wire when cranking the engine? No spark could be:
No timing data from the CPS to the DME
No power to the DME (bad main relay, or fusible link) or a bad DME ground
No START signal to the DME
Bad coil or no power to the coil
Bad DME
If you have spark from the coil output but not at the plugs you could have a bad distributor, rotor, or broken timing belt.
If you have spark from the plugs the next check would eb to see what the rail fuel pressure is while cranking the engine. You could have a bad fuel pump relay, blown fuse, bad pump, clogged filter, or bad FPR.
If the rail fuel pressure is normal when cranking, use a noid light to see if the injectors are firing. A bad connection at C191 (underneath the intake) is not uncommon.
No timing data from the CPS to the DME
No power to the DME (bad main relay, or fusible link) or a bad DME ground
No START signal to the DME
Bad coil or no power to the coil
Bad DME
If you have spark from the coil output but not at the plugs you could have a bad distributor, rotor, or broken timing belt.
If you have spark from the plugs the next check would eb to see what the rail fuel pressure is while cranking the engine. You could have a bad fuel pump relay, blown fuse, bad pump, clogged filter, or bad FPR.
If the rail fuel pressure is normal when cranking, use a noid light to see if the injectors are firing. A bad connection at C191 (underneath the intake) is not uncommon.
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