walledeclipse
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- Mar 4, 2011
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Bedford,
Virginia
so I had a blown headgasket on my eclipse and decided when i took it off to go ahead and clean it up really nice and replace the valves and lash adjusters and replace all the head bolts, now when I go to start it I have no spark it seems, my main question is, If something happened and the timing is way off (which i'm pretty sure it isn't) would that cause the crank and or camshaft sensors to misread and not send the signal to ignition coil to spark? I know for a fact I have fuel and compression that has all been tested. Also just to give some history one day about a year ago I went to start the car and it had a really low idle and would almost cut off but then rev way up and then go back to normal about 5 mins after the initial startup and i've just let it do that since then, and when I did my engine rebuild all i did was unplug and replug everything in, i'm not seeing what has changed so much that I don't have spark....thanks for any help guys.
....I have physically checked and there is no spark at all, also as for the bent valves from the other suggestion; wouldn't that make my compression almost non existent? i'm getting normal levels of compression on all 4 cylinders, i'm going to take my dmm to it tomorrow and see if I can't find a bad crank or cam sensor possibly or a bad asd relay, as long as my ecu isn't fried and i don't have to pull it and repair it i'll be happy...thanks for the suggestions guys!