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Mon Jan 08, 2007 11:58 pm
Check your spark plugs and see if they are dry fouled. Its most likely a wiring issue but I would check the following components and wiring associated withthem:
Ignition Timing, MAF, Coolant Temp Sensor, Coolant Temp Switch, 02 Sensor, MAP (if applicable), Emissions componants and idle air components.
I'm assuming this is for the 89 240SX with KA24E? The coolant temp switch and sensor are right beside each other on the lower manifold. I usually change both together since it aways problem always seems to be the one I dont replace.
You can use the ECU to pull a possible error code. Its is located behind the passenger kick-panel, its a bit tough to pull out but on the side that normally faces to the firewall there are 2 led lights and a little screw beside it. It has a diagnostic mode. Turn the engine on, then Turn the screw all the way clockwise and both will flash in unison so many times with a brief pause. Itll cycle, 1flash, pause, 2flashes pause and so on until 5 flashes then back to one. When it does 3 flashes (mode 3) quickly turn it all the way counterclockwise. Red will blink X amount of times (represents the tens digit) and then green will (represents the ones digit). If you get a 55 all is okay on some of the sensors and what not, its a bit of a guide but its not OBD-II so everything isnt listed,. Also you can go into mode 1 (02 sensor checker). Once the car is up to temp for about 5minutes, check it. If the green light is not blinking there would be a fault in the 02 sensor and if the red light is on there is an ECCS malfunction.
Sorry for length but I hope it helps some. I think Im too thorough of a typer