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hey guys im victor from virginia just brought this 1990 blaze red s5 glx a few weeks ago for 500 bucks and cant wait to get her running.
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I Think the ecu is screwed or something. The engine isn't getting fire to the plugs at all. My leading #1 coil sparked a few times but now none of them will fire.
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Nice ride. Check all coils make sure they arent cracked. I had a couple T2 coils crack on me and ground out so the car wont start. Also locate the ignitor make sure its in tact and not burnt up. I think itsvon the coil packs for that year. Not sure..
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I have 2 sets of coils for the leading and trailing and neither of the sets will will fire, they have 12 volts going to them but they won't fire for some reason I'm guessing the computer isn't sending the signal to fire to the coils. I don't remember seeing any cracks on my igniters
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I have 2 sets of coils for the leading and trailing and neither of the sets will will fire, they have 12 volts going to them but they won't fire for some reason I'm guessing the computer isn't sending the signal to fire to the coils. I don't remember seeing any cracks on my igniters
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i havent had time to diagnose if the ecu is the culprit yet but hopefully i can by monday but im having a hard time finding the ecu pinout for the s5 ecu that is clear enough to read.
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