i've posted this a number of times with no answers so i'll post it again since i've now updated the info... i had a short in my wiring harness so in turn i pulled it out and fixed it up. the short was in wiring that i had meant to remove (emmisions controls.. etc) but never did cause i am a dumbass. i re-installed the harness and now i have no spark and no fuel. i tested for voltage pulses from all of the connections on the ECU and at the harness connectors with no luck. i also checked for continuity from the connectors to the ECU on the wires for the injectors and the igniter, as well as shorts between the wires. everything checked out ok. i then assumed it was my PFC that was burned out from the original short in the harness, so i plugged my stock ECU back in to verify this (assuming that my engine would at least try to start) and i still got nothing. so my question is... what is left to check? my only thought is my crank angle sensors, but how do i check those without an osilliscope? anyone else have any thoughts on this issue???

 

I'm having the same problem. I'm planning on pulling the stuff to get to the sensors tomorrow and check continuity with a voltmeter. If I figure it out I'll let you know.

 

I would simply get an ecu pinout and select a pin on the the ecu side and check for continuity at the connector. You'll probably find that you simply need a new engine harness and hopefully nothing else...

 

already checked continuity in wires from the CAS as well as shorts between them and all checked out ok