singleboy3

I have a haltech e6k version 707. It worked fine the whole year that I have used it. I had recently just installed a new engine in the car, and have been trying to get it to start. weekend before last, I started the car and it fired no problem. Yesterday, after changing a dead battery, the haltech would not communicate with the car it self. No ignition, no tach, no spark. Does the sound like a bad haltech, or a fault in the wiring somwhere? what can I do to try and fix?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Caruccio

RETed

Does the fuel pump prime?
Can you hear it?
If not, the Haltech isn't turning on.

If you can hear the Haltech prime the fuel pump, change out the comm cable and possibly the laptop.

If nothing works, the comm chip could've blew - common problem.
This required returning the Haltech ECU to Haltech AUS to get it fixed.


-Ted

singleboy3

the fuel pump does prime, inconsistant in length sometimes. everything else worked fine before. Comp and cable. any other suggestions?

caruccio

GUITARJUNKIE28

are you getting an rpm reading on the haltech?
i'd double check the wiring for hte crank sensor and maybe even pull it out and spin it by hand while you watch the laptop--or you should be able to hear the injectors click.

singleboy3

I am not getting anything. The haltech is at haltech australia

caruccio

Claudio RX-7

iTrader: (1)

Did you get a reply on what was wrong with it? i just got back an E6K that had a damaged trigger chip (U19 on the board) and they took about 2 weeks to get it and repair it, must have had a lot there, but they where very helpfull and they sent me an email when they got it fixed indicating the problem.

The shipping to and from Oz is murder though, labor and parts for the repair was 75 dollars, which i guess is still fare for a 1000 dollar piece of equipment that is in excellent condition.

Good luck.

singleboy3

Haltech already finished it and they said the the switch chips burned out. It came to like 145 AUS dollars including shipping back to here.

There were pretty quick fixing it I think.

thanks for the help and the input.

caruccio