need help please
need help please
ok i got an 86 gxl and i had it warming up the other morning and it died and after that i couldnt get it to really start and iv checked spark and got none does anybody got any ideas and yes iv searched and havent really haven found anything that has helped
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ok i got it started and i hooked up my timing light to it so i could watch it and as soon as the car warms up it starts back firing and i start looseing spark it does it for a few minutes then dies and wont start back up anybody got any ideas could it be the crank angle sensor?
any ideas any body it is my daily driver and do need it back on the road
ok i got it started and i hooked up my timing light to it so i could watch it and as soon as the car warms up it starts back firing and i start looseing spark it does it for a few minutes then dies and wont start back up anybody got any ideas could it be the crank angle sensor?
any ideas any body it is my daily driver and do need it back on the road
Last edited by Aaron Cake; Jun 8, 2008 at 10:09 AM. Reason: Merge three posts
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i have one in my garage that is doing the same thing it is an 88 NA coupe i have no idea i have checked the coils, ignitors, afm, tps, cpu all are good i even swapped them over to another car to make sure they are working, all the removed parts will run on another car but not the orig i am at a loss we are now checking EVERY GROUND and adding some more
any other ideas guys if the 2 of us are having this problem i know others have had it also
any other ideas guys if the 2 of us are having this problem i know others have had it also
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I am glad that you were able to fix your problem that did not solve mine I know the parts installed are working. Right now I am chasing down all the grounds and cross checking them I get power to the coils and I get signal to the coils but i am wondering if I have a bad ground somewhere that is not always visable.
No. He is saying, remove the CAS from the engine. But leave the electrical connector on the CAS. Then, with the key to ON, spin the CAS bottom gear. This SHOULD result in the injectors clicking and also the sparkplugs sparking.
Usually you can go to the LEAD coil assy and pull ONE of the two sparkplug wires out of its bore. Leave it resting a quater inch or less from the bore. Spin the CAS. Spark should result b/t THAT wire and the coils bore.
Usually you can go to the LEAD coil assy and pull ONE of the two sparkplug wires out of its bore. Leave it resting a quater inch or less from the bore. Spin the CAS. Spark should result b/t THAT wire and the coils bore.


