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Stev-O88s3 02-23-13 12:23 AM

FC wont start
 
my 88 N/A FC was running fine but the other day it shut off out of nowhere as of now have replace sparkplugs,wires,fuel filter,air filter and all coils but still no start i have not done a compression test on it yet.....please help :dunno:
also i did the de-flooding procedures and same thing no start and is there any way to test the MAF

any advice,tips etc would be greatly appreciated :icon_tup:

HELP A BROTHA GET HIS FC RUNNING!!!:sadwavey:

satch 02-23-13 10:17 AM

Have you checked the relevant fuses? Have you checked for spark and the presence of fuel?

Stev-O88s3 02-24-13 01:30 AM

i have spark n fuel but wont start. maybe the maf?

satch 02-24-13 10:14 AM

Have you tried starting the car w/starter spray? One second of spray into the air intake duct should be enough. You can try starting the car w/the AFM disconnected.

podguy 02-27-13 01:29 AM

check the basic things first then work your way

Don Nguyen 02-27-13 08:28 PM

When a car isn't running, first things I check for are air, fuel, or spark. From there track down the issue.

joeyg 02-27-13 10:19 PM

I have been having a similar issue on my s5 convertible. The car didn't die but after shutting it off it wouldn't start.
Have you tried using a jump wire on the yellow plug next to the air box to try to prime the fuel system?

midnightbluefc 03-01-13 11:57 AM

jumper the fuel system, crank check fuel pressure. i think its probably super flooded,

beelzeteg 03-03-13 12:27 PM

Have you go this figured yet>?

I'm stuck on the same issue.:scratch:

beelzeteg 03-10-13 11:09 PM


Originally Posted by beelzeteg (Post 11393841)
Have you go this figured yet>?

I'm stuck on the same issue.:scratch:

Got it started :3

Unflooded the crap out of it, added ATF and new NGK spark plugs, cranked it a few times...nothing!!! Cursed the heavens, went to store for brew, tried it again, nothing. Pop cranked it once and bamb. 2 minutes of white clouds and she was purring like a charm.

Now he has "the magic touch" -___-

joeyg 03-11-13 04:33 AM

Thats awesome you got it running!

markmazda 03-12-13 07:11 PM

I had a similar experience, and jumping the battery while cranking was the magic ticket to get my car started, which hadn't started in six months. I've owned it for three days now and its ran fine.

guptaram 03-13-13 12:07 AM


Originally Posted by joeyg (Post 11390061)
I have been having a similar issue on my s5 convertible. The car didn't die but after shutting it off it wouldn't start.
Have you tried using a jump wire on the yellow plug next to the air box to try to prime the fuel system?

This sounds like Arnold distributor

Stev-O88s3 03-26-13 10:09 PM

Well i have a fully charged battery. replaced battery terminals, i have spark n the spark plugs are somewhat new, . my crank angle sensor (is not loose n its marks are lined up correctly, also checked resistance on crank angle sensor and its within spec), checked resistance on leading and trailing coils and they are in spec, and i checked the fuel pump by bridging the terminals on the yellow two pin connector (thats near the intake) and i can hear the fuel pump running but it doesnt shut off ( it should turn off when it reaches fuel pressure spec)..... i also did a compression test with a normal compression tester (took sharder valve off) but i have no compression on both rotors! at all?! (is it possible for a 6 apex seals to go out at once? kinda hard to believe, so im not sure if i did it wrong or something...... but thats how far i am... if any ones got some idea to solving this mystery please HELP!!!! thanks guys

Stev-O88s3 03-27-13 08:28 PM

bump

satch 03-27-13 08:37 PM


Originally Posted by Stev-O88s3 (Post 11420438)
bump

If in doubt you could always remove a spark plug in addition to pulling either of the EGI fuses and turn the engine over and a solid puff of air coming out of the plug hole should occur three times over.

DREAM SPEED 03-31-13 09:03 PM

These kind of things happens if you don't let the engine warm up before shutting down engine.

AquaJ 03-31-13 09:24 PM


Originally Posted by DREAM SPEED (Post 11424551)
These kind of things happens if you don't let the engine warm up before shutting down engine.

I think that's exactly what happen to me once last Dec... the engine was flooded after a only 3 min short trip to gas station in zero degree F... took me 10+ min to be able to start it again....


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