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Guys still no results!!
Once again for tose of you who didnt see the post before here's the problem. I just finish putting in my motor and gearbox In my 1987 turbo II Rx7. Everything is 1987 turbo II, And I know the motor is a good motor because It came out of my Best Friends car. Just to get that out of the way. I'm getting spark, plugs and wires are new. Car Cranks but does not turn over unless i spray a little starter fluid in the upper intake manifold. Then even after it starts it shuts off within 3-5 seconds. Now understand that I am extremely new to this rotary business, da only way I got my motor and gearbox in the car is because i can read. LOL. But seriously my car has a walbro 255 lph fuel pump, hks fcd, hks supermega flow intake, brand new clutch i just put in the car alone with the motor and gearbox, 2 1/2 inch exhaust piping from turbo to stock barrells. My car has no ac, no power steering, no air pump, no abs, no heat. Oh and if it helps, I know that my fuel pump is working. If you could help me out with my car I would greatly appreciate it. Also guys my afm is plugged up. Also if its the injectors that arent working I want to know what wouldn't make the injectors not work. Thanks Alot.
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check for +12v at the injectors, and make sure the injector ground is hooked up (injector ground is a black wire with a ring terminal that goes on op of the rear rotorhousing.)
pull the fuel RETURN line off, make sure youre getting fuel. the feed line doesnt matter, because you can get fuel there with no pressure.
are you sure the timing is right?
have you taken out he plugs and smelled them to make sure youa rent getting any gas?
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pull the fuel RETURN line off, make sure youre getting fuel. the feed line doesnt matter, because you can get fuel there with no pressure.
are you sure the timing is right?
have you taken out he plugs and smelled them to make sure youa rent getting any gas?
pat
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not quite sure on where exactly the ground is.
However, I did an engine swap with an 86 N/A into a 1st gen and it displayed the same signs as yours. Good spark, Good timing, Fuel going into the lines, good power at the injectors (which you haven't determined yet), AFM did have a short in the wires going to/from the fuel pump cut off (which kept blowing fuses and had me stumped for a few days), but wired the pump to run when the key was in on/start.
My injectors were stuck closed! Pull the CAS (make sure you mark where the teeth were when you pulled it and check the timing once you put it back in), turn the key on, and turn the cas wheel (on the bottom) by hand, and you should hear the fuel injectors click. It's hard to miss the sound if they work (especially when the only other sounds are the coils sparking and fuel going through the lines) You can stick a peice of emmissions hose in your ear and put it next to the injectors if you have trouble hearing. If you don't hear anything then they're probably stuck (or you don't have power to them, but I had already found I did). I even went through the trouble of making a mini injector harness out of an old wiring harness I had laying around, just to make sure my wires/ecu weren't fubared and hooked it up to those injectors, and then to a spare set. The spare set worked. I pulled the old injectors and put my spare ones in. Put the manifold back together and turned the key. It started up in less than a second!
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However, I did an engine swap with an 86 N/A into a 1st gen and it displayed the same signs as yours. Good spark, Good timing, Fuel going into the lines, good power at the injectors (which you haven't determined yet), AFM did have a short in the wires going to/from the fuel pump cut off (which kept blowing fuses and had me stumped for a few days), but wired the pump to run when the key was in on/start.
My injectors were stuck closed! Pull the CAS (make sure you mark where the teeth were when you pulled it and check the timing once you put it back in), turn the key on, and turn the cas wheel (on the bottom) by hand, and you should hear the fuel injectors click. It's hard to miss the sound if they work (especially when the only other sounds are the coils sparking and fuel going through the lines) You can stick a peice of emmissions hose in your ear and put it next to the injectors if you have trouble hearing. If you don't hear anything then they're probably stuck (or you don't have power to them, but I had already found I did). I even went through the trouble of making a mini injector harness out of an old wiring harness I had laying around, just to make sure my wires/ecu weren't fubared and hooked it up to those injectors, and then to a spare set. The spare set worked. I pulled the old injectors and put my spare ones in. Put the manifold back together and turned the key. It started up in less than a second!
Hope this helps
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Originally Posted by demahfahbun106
the injector ground is where??? like from where is it coming from?? i mean which part of the motor?
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hey icemark ive been wondering about this for a while, is the ground on the rear rotorhousing a dedicated ground for the injectors (IE the ECU switches ground directly from there), or is it just a general ecu ground and as long as its grounded somewhere else it doesnt matter?
demahfahbun106 the ground wire comes out of the harness where it crosses the rear rotorhousing, its like 2 or 3 black wires that go to a ring terminal, and it is supposed to bol to one fo the holes that kind of stick up out of the rotorhousing.
demahfahbun106 the ground wire comes out of the harness where it crosses the rear rotorhousing, its like 2 or 3 black wires that go to a ring terminal, and it is supposed to bol to one fo the holes that kind of stick up out of the rotorhousing.
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[QUOTE= Also guys my afm is plugged up. Also if its the injectors that arent working I want to know what wouldn't make the injectors not work. Thanks Alot.[/QUOTE]
Fix this first! The Air FLow Meter (AFM) is integral to the operation of the engine. There is a mechanical meter in it which tells the Engine Control Unit (ECU) how to operate the fuel injectors. If it is "plugged up", the ECU thinks there is no air flow, thus it'll provide no fuel.
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Fix this first! The Air FLow Meter (AFM) is integral to the operation of the engine. There is a mechanical meter in it which tells the Engine Control Unit (ECU) how to operate the fuel injectors. If it is "plugged up", the ECU thinks there is no air flow, thus it'll provide no fuel.
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Originally Posted by patman
hey icemark ive been wondering about this for a while, is the ground on the rear rotorhousing a dedicated ground for the injectors (IE the ECU switches ground directly from there), or is it just a general ecu ground and as long as its grounded somewhere else it doesnt matter?
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ok i'm glad you guys helped each other out but hey no disrespect, WHAT ABOUT ME???LOL oh and i mean my afm is working, its plugged in.
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i tried switchin da lines but da same thing. it wont start unless i use the starter fluid but den it dies. I will try that harness ground as soon as i figure out where it is. thanks
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I am having the EXACT same problem as you. I found out that my tps was waaay off and that my afm and maybe the wires going to it are no good. Try checking the throttle position sensor and air flow meter?
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Hey... I dont know if your still looking for the ground location, but if so...here ya go.
http://www.rhythmfunk.com/rx7/GRND.jpg
Hope this helps!
http://www.rhythmfunk.com/rx7/GRND.jpg
Hope this helps!
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the ecu is plugged up. Its the right ecu for that motor and car. I even have to ecu's i switched them over and over and still no difference. i', really getting fed up wit this car. I'm 18, in skool and working, i have no time really but i cant give up i love these cars. My car has been parked up since july. because i have no time. Somebody, Anybody, Help.