01 SL2 cranks, won't start
I drove it maybe half a mile and it was running fine, shut it off now it will only crank (usually I touch the key and it starts)
fuel pump still primes and there's pressure at the rail
pulled a plug wire and didn't get any spark
checked EIS, IGN, PCM fuses and all were good
security light doesn't come on
CPK has good resistance
pulled off the ignition module and coil packs, cleaned the contacts
I got a code reader and it's not showing any codes (I did this after disconnecting the battery to take the coils off and check the CPK)
any advice on what I should do next? I'm pretty sure it's either the ICM or ECM but can't find a way to test them by myself and I'm not sure if any codes will come back without the car running (if there were any)
fuel pump still primes and there's pressure at the rail
pulled a plug wire and didn't get any spark
checked EIS, IGN, PCM fuses and all were good
security light doesn't come on
CPK has good resistance
pulled off the ignition module and coil packs, cleaned the contacts
I got a code reader and it's not showing any codes (I did this after disconnecting the battery to take the coils off and check the CPK)
any advice on what I should do next? I'm pretty sure it's either the ICM or ECM but can't find a way to test them by myself and I'm not sure if any codes will come back without the car running (if there were any)
What resistance is good resistance for the CKP?
CKP failure, intermittent or permanent, will kill spark and injectors. So the fuel pump operation is not impacted, only the injectors are inhibited.
Ckp in process of failing may test fine on the bench but may not be fine when installed. Failing behavior may also become heat dependent. Also carefully inspect the pigtail for the ckp and the cleanliness of the ground screw and the metal ring around it on the ckp. At least I think it's a grounding ring. Haven't looked at one in years I can't remember. If not, disregard.
Have you checked the resistance across each coil? Have you done the coil Arc test where you pull off both plug wires and crank at which point you should see an arc between the two coil tower posts?
How many miles on it and how much oil does it burn per 3K Miles?
Please post back with the ckp resistance with it installed.
CKP failure, intermittent or permanent, will kill spark and injectors. So the fuel pump operation is not impacted, only the injectors are inhibited.
Ckp in process of failing may test fine on the bench but may not be fine when installed. Failing behavior may also become heat dependent. Also carefully inspect the pigtail for the ckp and the cleanliness of the ground screw and the metal ring around it on the ckp. At least I think it's a grounding ring. Haven't looked at one in years I can't remember. If not, disregard.
Have you checked the resistance across each coil? Have you done the coil Arc test where you pull off both plug wires and crank at which point you should see an arc between the two coil tower posts?
How many miles on it and how much oil does it burn per 3K Miles?
Please post back with the ckp resistance with it installed.
with CPK installed I got 850 on the multimeter, even tried a new one
pulled the wires off the coils and got no spark on either
180k miles, I'd guess it burns 1.5qt after 3k but I'm not sure
coil resistance is 7750, the under side is .6 on both
pulled the wires off the coils and got no spark on either
180k miles, I'd guess it burns 1.5qt after 3k but I'm not sure
coil resistance is 7750, the under side is .6 on both
only one I could get in stores was from standard, it works but added a quirk to the car
~5 seconds after starting the car it almost stalls for a half second then runs fine, happens every time it's hot but cold starts are good
I'll order a delco one and return this before it becomes a problem
~5 seconds after starting the car it almost stalls for a half second then runs fine, happens every time it's hot but cold starts are good
I'll order a delco one and return this before it becomes a problem
Must have gotten a dud. I've had a standard one in my 95 for about 15 years.
Return as defective to save some other poor soul that comes along in 7 years from having to do the same. I don't understand why some people who buy defective parts don't tell anyone when they return it. Asinine. And I'm not referring to you to be clear
Return as defective to save some other poor soul that comes along in 7 years from having to do the same. I don't understand why some people who buy defective parts don't tell anyone when they return it. Asinine. And I'm not referring to you to be clear
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