No spark, fuel pump not turning on.. HELP!!!
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No spark, fuel pump not turning on.. HELP!!!
Ok, my 87 f150 has a 300 six in it. I'm not getting any spark, fuel pump doesn't kick on but it turns over. Obviously it's not going to start, i tried to pull codes off the eec-IV and i'm not getting anything on my code reader. It never starts flashing just stays a steady red light. Any help would be appreciated.
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I just changed the ignition switch and the old one was good. So i took the new one back. I made a jumper wire to get the fuel pump to work but when i take it away nothing happens. I am also not getting any voltage to my ignition coil. Does this help any? I have already changed out the fuel pump relay and the other relay, i think it is the eec relay. I have voltage going into both but nothing coming out. Could my computer be bad, and is there a way to test it out of the vehicle?
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wouldn't a bad computer cause the problems with the fuel pump circuit and the lack of code reader function? I don't know how real code readers work (I always just jumper the test port and read the test engine test light blinks). But if you can manually get the pumps to turn on, but the truck won't turn them on by itself, I am suspicious of the computer. Especially since you changed the relays. If there were problems with the circuitry (bad ground or something) the pumps wouldn't work when you jumpered them.
I don't know if there are tests to check if the computer is good or not. Neither do I know if you can drop out your computer and take it to a parts house and get it checked. But, I think you need to find a way to check the computer for proper function first.
I don't know if there are tests to check if the computer is good or not. Neither do I know if you can drop out your computer and take it to a parts house and get it checked. But, I think you need to find a way to check the computer for proper function first.
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Originally Posted by dagray3
wouldn't a bad computer cause the problems with the fuel pump circuit and the lack of code reader function? I don't know how real code readers work (I always just jumper the test port and read the test engine test light blinks). But if you can manually get the pumps to turn on, but the truck won't turn them on by itself, I am suspicious of the computer. Especially since you changed the relays. If there were problems with the circuitry (bad ground or something) the pumps wouldn't work when you jumpered them.
I don't know if there are tests to check if the computer is good or not. Neither do I know if you can drop out your computer and take it to a parts house and get it checked. But, I think you need to find a way to check the computer for proper function first.
I don't know if there are tests to check if the computer is good or not. Neither do I know if you can drop out your computer and take it to a parts house and get it checked. But, I think you need to find a way to check the computer for proper function first.
If the EEC Power Relay is not making then you are not getting Power to the Computer.
If you are not getting Power to the Computer you will not be able to read codes and it will not ground the injectors or ground the Fuel Pump Relay.
I have no idea where he jumped to get the fuel pumps to run but I would guess he jumped a hot wire to the wire going to the fuel pumps.
Until he can get the EEC power Relay to click and power to the Ignition Coil when he turns on the key he does not need to think about the computer.
If he has power leaving the Ignition switch and no power at the coil then he more than likely has a bad Fuse Link "D" or open wiring.
This open fuse link would cause all of this also and is in the diagram below.
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Last edited by subford; 10-29-2007 at 08:02 AM.
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Okay everyone who has helped thankyou. I found my problem, it was the white and light blue wire coming from my eec power relay grounded. That wire runs to my ign. coil and then down to another sensor below it. Where it goes down the wire ended up shorting out on my engine mount thus causing everything not to work. I haven't fixed it yet, going to rewire that portion tommorow. Hopefully everything will work good.
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