Unplugged maf still no start. I have a circuit sport maf plug from frsport. the wires match the sr harness. Ive even redid the wiring, to make sure it was shielded. Also tried another ignitor chip.PyR0NiAk wrote:Switching back to your stock ecu isn't going to tell you anything if you still have 555 injectors and a z32 maf. I'm leaning toward your maf wiring being incorrect. With the enthalpy ecu in, unplug the MAF. This should throw the car in limp mode. It'll run like s***, but it'll start..
Let's start from the basics then.240sxHitman wrote: Unplugged maf still no start. I have a circuit sport maf plug from frsport. the wires match the sr harness. Ive even redid the wiring, to make sure it was shielded. Also tried another ignitor chip.
This still sounds like battery not being strong enough to turn it over.240sxHitman wrote: The starter would just click. Took a battery out of my other car and tried to start it. When I did i was almost like if the start got stuck. It would turn the engine a little then lock up.
PyR0NiAk wrote:Let's start from the basics then.240sxHitman wrote: Unplugged maf still no start. I have a circuit sport maf plug from frsport. the wires match the sr harness. Ive even redid the wiring, to make sure it was shielded. Also tried another ignitor chip.
Fuel
Spark
Compression
Timing
Fuel is by far the easiest one to test, so we'll start there. Before we check out the individual injectors, we'll start with fuel to rail. Get you an empty gas can. Remove the fuel line from the feed side of the rail, and extend it into your gas can. Have someone else turn your key on and see if fuel starts flowing.
Note:This still sounds like battery not being strong enough to turn it over.240sxHitman wrote: The starter would just click. Took a battery out of my other car and tried to start it. When I did i was almost like if the start got stuck. It would turn the engine a little then lock up.