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So I’ve recently bought a FC it won’t crank or turn over. I don’t know the condition of the starter could it be that or the fuel pump?
The previous owner stated the engine wasn’t getting fuel he also stated there is a blown fuse. This is my first every rotary engine please help me.
fuel pump has nothing to do with whether or not the starter runs to crank the engine. check for good battery. clean and tight terminal connections at the battery. good grounds is a must. there's a single wire spade connector going to the starter solenoid. it should have +12v with the key in the start position. u can take a screw driver and short between that terminal connection and where the pos batt cable attaches to the starter and it should make the starter run if it's good.
Do you hear a click when you turn the key to ignition? You should definitely take the starter to an auto parts store that will test it for free; AutoZone will do this for you. If you have a good starter and don't hear anything when turning the key (assuming your battery is good), I would say there is a wiring issue.
The previous owner stated the engine wasn’t getting fuel he also stated there is a blown fuse. This is my first every rotary engine please help me.
I will mention too that none of this has anything to do with it being a rotary. But a blown fuse would explain why your starter isn't engaging. check all your fuses with a volt meter set on continuity (Ω), and if you get no reading (0L), the fuse is blown and you will have to install a new one.
Do you hear a click when you turn the key to ignition? You should definitely take the starter to an auto parts store that will test it for free; AutoZone will do this for you. If you have a good starter and don't hear anything when turning the key (assuming your battery is good), I would say there is a wiring issue.
Yeah the owner stated it had a wiring issue I appreciate the response and I will get it tested
fuel pump has nothing to do with whether or not the starter runs to crank the engine. check for good battery. clean and tight terminal connections at the battery. good grounds is a must. there's a single wire spade connector going to the starter solenoid. it should have +12v with the key in the start position. u can take a screw driver and short between that terminal connection and where the pos batt cable attaches to the starter and it should make the starter run if it's good.
Sorry for posting in the wrong area, I have no idea how this works anyways thanks for the feedback. I’m just not good with wires by chance do you have a visual diagram
06-30-21, 07:12 PM
