EricGRIT09
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- Nov 15, 2006
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Syracuse,
New York
So I have searched and just need some opinions on what I should do.
Over a month ago I was driving and the engine just cut out. I thought it was the timing belt, but it looks like that is fine, all in time. So, I went to check the spark, and I get none. No spark on any cylinder. I went to test the ignition control module and it passes the test for one set of cylinders, but not the other. I guess my question is that shouldn't I be getting spark on two cylinders if the part of the module that controls two cylinders is working?
Maybe I am performing part of the test wrong, I am going to double check in the morning. I just don't want to replace this part ($115) if I don't need to. And I can't go to a junkyard and get one because I need it tomorrow.
I also believe I am getting fuel, but I don't hear the fuel pump prime itself with the ignition on. From what I hear, that is normal. Its also a Walbro 190, so I should be able to hear it when it is priming right next to my head.
So what should I check? CAS? I highly doubt both coils went, right?
Like I said I tried the test on the module and it failed one side, and I tried it a few times. I'm pretty sure I was on the right pins, too. (1 is on the right, 8 on the far left).
Any help would be great, I've been without a car for over a month now. WTF
Over a month ago I was driving and the engine just cut out. I thought it was the timing belt, but it looks like that is fine, all in time. So, I went to check the spark, and I get none. No spark on any cylinder. I went to test the ignition control module and it passes the test for one set of cylinders, but not the other. I guess my question is that shouldn't I be getting spark on two cylinders if the part of the module that controls two cylinders is working?
Maybe I am performing part of the test wrong, I am going to double check in the morning. I just don't want to replace this part ($115) if I don't need to. And I can't go to a junkyard and get one because I need it tomorrow.
I also believe I am getting fuel, but I don't hear the fuel pump prime itself with the ignition on. From what I hear, that is normal. Its also a Walbro 190, so I should be able to hear it when it is priming right next to my head.
So what should I check? CAS? I highly doubt both coils went, right?
Like I said I tried the test on the module and it failed one side, and I tried it a few times. I'm pretty sure I was on the right pins, too. (1 is on the right, 8 on the far left).
Any help would be great, I've been without a car for over a month now. WTF
