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Old 03-05-2008, 04:48 PM
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i baught a 350bhp saph yesterday & came off a roundabout sideways & mounted the curb, it minced the egsaust & broke a mount by puching the engine up about 4 inches i started it strait after to reverse it off of the curb & it cut out after 10 seconds then i towed it away & left it over night in a garage, so today i changed the mount & egsaust no problem, pushed the white safety switch in in the boot & went to start it but no fuel pump & no spark so i checked to see if there was power going to the pump & there was none but the pump works fine after a wee test but still no startin it turns over fine aswell.........any ideas folks.....please
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check crank senser, and phase senser. it wont start if any of them are faulty/fucked.
hope you get it sorted
Old 03-05-2008, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by cossiegreg1
check crank senser, and phase senser. it wont start if any of them are faulty/fucked.
hope you get it sorted

where could i find the phase sensor?? pics! (im pretty new to cossie's)

also would either of them stop the fuel pump working, ie; no power going to the pump??
Old 03-05-2008, 09:40 PM
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phase sensor lives in the distributor housing mate, there will be a little black plug sticking out of it, that would stop spark if its not plugged in or its internally fooked. But not stop fuelling.
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Old 04-05-2008, 05:37 AM
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Crank Position Sensor(CPS), will stop both fuelling AND spark.
When left overnight, and ignition is first turned on to position 2, do you hear a few seconds of pump prime ?, if not CPS needs looking at first as it should.
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Yet another anecdote reminding us all that 2WD Cossies are more "fun" than 4x4 Cossies
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after checking the crank sensor its still not sparking or fuelling, ive wend over all the wires in the engine bay about 4 times, checked all the fuses & the relays under the bonnet & checked the ecu & still nothing, ive rounded it off to the imobiliser so it'll be going back to where it was fitted a few years back (about 3 miles down the road)

unless anybody has any other ideas??
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Originally Posted by TurboShed
Yet another anecdote reminding us all that 2WD Cossies are more "fun" than 4x4 Cossies
And alot easier to crash to in new hands.




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