trouble during start
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trouble during start
Hey people,
I am having some issues during start some of the time on my 94 Bronco w351W.
the cap and rotor were replaced about 2/3 years ago along with wires and spark plugs. i just replaced the coil and the ignition control module about 2 weeks ago and sometimes after i drive the truck it does not want to start. it doesn't seem like im getting spark cause i pulled a wire with a spark plug and ground the spark ground getting no spark during start up. not sure if its the stator pick up in the distributor. any help would be much appreciated!
I am having some issues during start some of the time on my 94 Bronco w351W.
the cap and rotor were replaced about 2/3 years ago along with wires and spark plugs. i just replaced the coil and the ignition control module about 2 weeks ago and sometimes after i drive the truck it does not want to start. it doesn't seem like im getting spark cause i pulled a wire with a spark plug and ground the spark ground getting no spark during start up. not sure if its the stator pick up in the distributor. any help would be much appreciated!
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the truck turns over fine. have power inside the truck, its a good battery and the alternator was replaced about 4 years ago. starter relay was also replaced on the passenger fender about 4 years ago too. fuel pump runs you can hear it when when you turn the key on.
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the center wire from the coil to the distributor? yeah ive tried that, its not new but i have made sure its on real good
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
Have you pulled the cap to see if anything obvious is going wrong? Also check to see if the coil is actually putting out spark. new doesn't always mean good.
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Maybe a broken rotor? I think Brett is pointing at the right area, you might be also interested in checking the fuel pressure (it should be around 39 psi) and checking if the engine is actually getting any fuel at all.
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