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22-05-2007, 09:44 PM
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starting problems
tried to start the car for the first time tonight, only for it not to start, ive got a 1600 zetec engine running standard ford ecu and the omex 600 series, there is no spark at all but the coil pack is getting voltage, anyone got any ideas as
im stuck for what it can be, please help!
im stuck for what it can be, please help!
22-05-2007, 11:56 PM
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Crank Position Sensor iirc...
Had similier problem on my Vaux Astra. Tried 2 new sensors with same problem. Fitted an 97,000 mile one and it still works now
Edited to say: My Astra was receiving all voltages iirc, but it was not receiving the correct signal from the sensor, hence it didn't know when to spark!
Had similier problem on my Vaux Astra. Tried 2 new sensors with same problem. Fitted an 97,000 mile one and it still works now
Edited to say: My Astra was receiving all voltages iirc, but it was not receiving the correct signal from the sensor, hence it didn't know when to spark!
23-05-2007, 12:00 AM
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if there is a voltage at the coil but nothing coming out i would say it was the coil itself, i have changed a few coils on Zetecs for simular problems
23-05-2007, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by FletchCossie
Crank Position Sensor iirc...
Had similier problem on my Vaux Astra. Tried 2 new sensors with same problem. Fitted an 97,000 mile one and it still works now
Edited to say: My Astra was receiving all voltages iirc, but it was not receiving the correct signal from the sensor, hence it didn't know when to spark!
Had similier problem on my Vaux Astra. Tried 2 new sensors with same problem. Fitted an 97,000 mile one and it still works now
Edited to say: My Astra was receiving all voltages iirc, but it was not receiving the correct signal from the sensor, hence it didn't know when to spark!
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