SFRacingGST
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- May 4, 2004
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Warren,
Rhode Island
I am having problems starting my car, and I am guessing that it is a little thing that I forgot to do. Ive check to make sure all my sensors are hooked up. All are hooked up except ac, MAP, Emissions, fog lights, condenser, and the 2 sensors that were on the coolant bottle bracket) I primed the oil before starting. At first in had a big fuel leak after I hooked fuel back up. Fixed that easily and then it still didnt fire, I noticed that my coil pack was plugged into the ac connector (dumb mistake, really close to another and same plug). I swapped the plug and then cranked it with a plug wire off to verify that I had spark, I did, so I put it on and it still wouldnt fire (alittle smoke came out of tail pipe, there was little combustion I am guessing, but didnt turn). I tried a few more times hoping that it would turn, still nothing.
I was reading the problems starting a new engine section on DSMWIKI, and I made sure that my plug wires were properly swapped (even tried swap them on the coil which the site said was okay).
Now here I am. On the WIKI page, it said check to see if your ISC plug is connected to the fuel injector resistor pack. I was looking on the firewall for it, and found a same plug, however it was impossible to swap the two because it was to far away, however after trying to start it I felt the ISC and it did seem warm. Where is the plug located where it can easily be mistaken for the ISC plug???
As for dsmlink, I changed my fuel setting to the base setting in the manual for my 850s, and I also made sure that my CAS was inverted, which it was. I havent added my O2 or MAFT to the values yet, but I dont think that can cause my engine not to start. Also I didnt blow a ground because all of my settings make sense.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Please help me think of something I didnt do yet for the engine to run
I was reading the problems starting a new engine section on DSMWIKI, and I made sure that my plug wires were properly swapped (even tried swap them on the coil which the site said was okay).
Now here I am. On the WIKI page, it said check to see if your ISC plug is connected to the fuel injector resistor pack. I was looking on the firewall for it, and found a same plug, however it was impossible to swap the two because it was to far away, however after trying to start it I felt the ISC and it did seem warm. Where is the plug located where it can easily be mistaken for the ISC plug???
As for dsmlink, I changed my fuel setting to the base setting in the manual for my 850s, and I also made sure that my CAS was inverted, which it was. I havent added my O2 or MAFT to the values yet, but I dont think that can cause my engine not to start. Also I didnt blow a ground because all of my settings make sense.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Please help me think of something I didnt do yet for the engine to run