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Tue Jan 30, 2007 2:57 pm
Car: 1989 240SX FastbackEngine: KA24E StockReplaced Parts: Spark plugs, and used injectors
Here's what the car does:
*I turn the key foward and hear the fuel pump enage
*I turn the key to start and the car turns, turns, turns, turns, but will not start.
*I spray either throttle body cleaner/ siphon gas / or spray starting fluid into the intake manifold and the car will run for a couple of seconds, and then die.
*If I hit the gas while the car is running it revs but then quickly dies afterwards.
From all this I gather the car is not getting fuel. Below is what I have done today. Ask me questions about what have I check (I don't even car if you ask me if their is gas in the car). And let me know what I should check, where to check, and how to check it.
* I checked the fuel injectors according to the FSM. They harness showed that it was receiving battery voltage.
* Injector Number 1 (the injector closest to the front of the car) had it's wires reversed. I found this after I checked for battery voltage on terminal "A" and got nothing, but terminal "B" showed voltage.
* I cut the wires and reversed them, then reconnected them to the harness. Terminal "A" now shows voltage, while Terminal "B" does not.
*I reconnected the harness connectors to the injectors and attempted to fire the car. It started for a brief few seconds (maybe 2 or 3) then died. I then tried to start it again with no success. I believe it only started this time from the gas I had siphoned into the intake manifold a few days before.
*I sprayed throttle body cleaner into the intake manifold. The car started off this. I pressed the gas and the car revved then died after it burnt up the fumes.
*I siphoned gas into the intake manifold. The car ran for about 3 seconds before it cut off again.
*I still do not believe the car is getting fuel, but the fuel rail & fuel pump are fine. The harness side of the injectors is getting voltage.
ps. Yes there is gas in the car.