crank no start
#11
finally got the crank sensor swapped out and the guy that did it did some digging around and still getting no pulse or power to coil when cranking thinks it could be either the pick up under distributor cap or possible pcm just can't figure this thing out. was running great then all of sudden would crank no start on occasion it would start and when it did it ran great last sensor i put in truck ran like absolute crap then died now it is back to crank no start even after replacing sensor i am curious if a pcm out of a similar year truck will work or what might i try to be able to figure this stupid thing out i can't afford to sink a bunch of money into it and can't afford to replace it so i'm kinda in a pickle
#12
#13
Sensor under the cap has nothing to do with ignition.
the guy that did it did some digging around and still getting no pulse or power to coil when cranking
#14
i believe so i know he ran a temp jumper wire at the auto shut down relay so power at the coil when key on but when cranking nothing and fuel pump is running just doesn't seem to be getting spark from what i understand of it and he said ignition module on these truck is built in to the pcm? i'm sorta at a loss and just don't know where to go from here on fixed income and can't afford to buy another vehicle at this time so wa hoping to get this one through till summer at least
#15
#16
Wrong! With no input from the cam sensor the pcm doesn't know where the engine is and can't fire the coil or the injectors.There is an explanation of this in the service manual. After it starts then then the pcm uses the crank sensor.
You should get power to the coil when cranking, If not check the asd relay. It supplies power to the coil, 02's and injectors. After you verify you have power cranking then see why there is no injector pulse.
You should get power to the coil when cranking, If not check the asd relay. It supplies power to the coil, 02's and injectors. After you verify you have power cranking then see why there is no injector pulse.
#17
ok after doing some digging online i found out the cam sensor in these is actually the pick up module in the distributor which only has to do with fuel and air it seems not spark. as i am not getting power i think he said switching or pulsing ground coming into the coil? when cranking these electronic parts are french to me i admit i don't know much about them but from what i can find that part seems to have nothing to do with spark or the coil
#19
If it isn't firing the coil, or even triggering the ASD relay... that's a problem. Of course, if the fuel pump runs, that should imply the ASD relay is doing its job. You will only see power for about three seconds at initial key on, then the PCM needs to see the engine turning to send power. Is that actually happening?
#20
If it isn't firing the coil, or even triggering the ASD relay... that's a problem. Of course, if the fuel pump runs, that should imply the ASD relay is doing its job. You will only see power for about three seconds at initial key on, then the PCM needs to see the engine turning to send power. Is that actually happening?