AHHH!!!! Car wont start!!
mine did that too... these cars are electical nightmares. Im not advanced enough with the fuel system to provide anymore help. My guess would be you probably have a bad ECU. If you go looking to find an ECU at a junkyard, Make sure its off a car from 86-88 with the same tranny (manual or auto) that you have.
go inside of the car...under the steering wheel, you'll see a black box that's next to the fuse box (this would be on the left side from the foot pedals )....unplug it and there are two bolt holding it (top and bottom).
try replacing that CPU box and see if there's any change...
try replacing that CPU box and see if there's any change...
Originally Posted by M0nkee221
What does the CPU box do, and is there a way of testing it, vice just replacing it?
The Solenoid Resistor supplys the 12 vdc to the injectors. You said you have 12vdc at each injector. So it isn't Solenoid Resistor related.
The cas supplys the input to the ECU for spark and fuel. You have spark according to you so you should have injectors clicking on and off.
The fuel rail you mentioned.....the secondary fuel injectors don't operate unless your over 3500 rpm and under a load. the secondarys are on the fuel rail that is accessed without removing the intake manifold. You cannot see the primarys without removing the intake manifold.
The primarys should fire though at starting and idle etc. The primary fuel rail is the one on top of the intermediate housing under the intake. You would have had to remove the intake to access that rail and check them out.
The CPU has nothing to do with engine management. Nothing.
The Solenoid Resistor is a package of two resistors. That's all it is. Two 2X6ohm resistors. Bullet proof.
The cas supplys the input to the ECU for spark and fuel. You have spark according to you so you should have injectors clicking on and off.
The fuel rail you mentioned.....the secondary fuel injectors don't operate unless your over 3500 rpm and under a load. the secondarys are on the fuel rail that is accessed without removing the intake manifold. You cannot see the primarys without removing the intake manifold.
The primarys should fire though at starting and idle etc. The primary fuel rail is the one on top of the intermediate housing under the intake. You would have had to remove the intake to access that rail and check them out.
The CPU has nothing to do with engine management. Nothing.
The Solenoid Resistor is a package of two resistors. That's all it is. Two 2X6ohm resistors. Bullet proof.
Originally Posted by M0nkee221
Well???
He just told you there are 4 injectors, what's the issue?
More likely than not it sounds like you were/are checking the secondary injectors, which as hailers said will not fire below 3500 RPM.
You need to remove the lower fuel rail and primary injectors to make sure they're firing.
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Originally Posted by M0nkee221
Someone doesn't know what the hell they're talking about.....it is a 13B NA....there are only two injectors.
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I dont know how your are reading the fsm, but I see 4 injectors. The other two are located under the intake manifold. You have to remove the whole intake/dynamic chamber/throttel body assembly to get to them.
Edit: look on page 4A-65 in the fsm. There is diagram which shows where the primary injectors are located. Page 4A-72 shows how to get to them.
Edit: look on page 4A-65 in the fsm. There is diagram which shows where the primary injectors are located. Page 4A-72 shows how to get to them.
Last edited by Sideways7; Aug 22, 2005 at 02:50 PM.
Monkee221 to make it easier on you download the Owners Manual for the FC3S.
There you'll find step by step solutions to your problem... and they have illustrations....
again let me ask you...Is your engine rotating but not starting, when you turn the ignition on?
Also does the engine bay smells like gasoline? (maybe you flooded the engine)
There you'll find step by step solutions to your problem... and they have illustrations....
again let me ask you...Is your engine rotating but not starting, when you turn the ignition on?
Also does the engine bay smells like gasoline? (maybe you flooded the engine)
Last edited by mali_FC; Aug 22, 2005 at 04:31 PM.
Hey, check this out...I'm having a similar problem, and I'm not an arrogant jerk. 
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/out-blue-7-wont-start-455807/

https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/out-blue-7-wont-start-455807/
Since I'm so arrogant, why do I have power to the injectors, and they are opening? And yes, the engine rotates, I have spark, and fuel is getting to both rails....but the injectors are not opening.
Thank you.
You're comming off as a real jerk by second guessing people who have a real knowledge, and are helping you by questioning them, this may only be the internet, but have some sort of respect.
You're comming off as a real jerk by second guessing people who have a real knowledge, and are helping you by questioning them, this may only be the internet, but have some sort of respect.



