Fuel Problem
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I am now getting a fuel pressure reading on my gauge. Still no injector activity. In the haltech tuner when cranking I see no injector duty cycle or anything.
**UPDATE**
MJ, bumped the injectors with 12v and heard them click.
I got it running, I have fuel flow. The harness for the CKP sensor on the front of the block was pulled out about 1/4 inch. I just started following wires to all the sensors and noticed it. Now that I know it will work its way out I need to get a new clip for it. Anyone making a junkyard run?
Thanks for all the help. I think that there were actually two problems that's why this was a little confusing.
Problem #1: MAP sensor wiring was poorly crimped and loose. Vacuum line running to Aeromotive pressure regulator was cracked. After fixing these problems I started seeing fuel pressure.
Problem #2: CKP sensor harness is missing the clip, worked it's way loose. After fixing this the car fired up.
**UPDATE**
MJ, bumped the injectors with 12v and heard them click.
I got it running, I have fuel flow. The harness for the CKP sensor on the front of the block was pulled out about 1/4 inch. I just started following wires to all the sensors and noticed it. Now that I know it will work its way out I need to get a new clip for it. Anyone making a junkyard run?
Thanks for all the help. I think that there were actually two problems that's why this was a little confusing.
Problem #1: MAP sensor wiring was poorly crimped and loose. Vacuum line running to Aeromotive pressure regulator was cracked. After fixing these problems I started seeing fuel pressure.
Problem #2: CKP sensor harness is missing the clip, worked it's way loose. After fixing this the car fired up.
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If you're talking about the little cheesy metal clip that holds the connector in place, then I'd recommend just using some wire and twisting it to lock it on. I hate those stupid things. They always fly off when I work on my car, and it just pisses me off because now I have to go hunt it down. 02.gif
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Use a strong paperclip and form a new clip with it, it'll work just as good. I can get you one soon if you want, but let me check the garage first.