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Crank Angle Sens0r
Ok. I was checking my timing and it was off. I moved the CAS and at first it wouldnt move. So I used a little force, not alot, to break it loose. It moved but I turned it all the left (counter clockwise). I immediately returned it to its original spot and now my car wont turn start Did I screw up the CAS?
I noticed my tach. wasnt moving while cranking. Need some help por fav0r. Thanks!
I noticed my tach. wasnt moving while cranking. Need some help por fav0r. Thanks!
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Sure you didnt disconnect the plug for it? IF the tach wasnt bouncing, it isnt getting a signal to the ecu. Either a fuse blown or removed, or something unplugged. Just moving it, without taking it out of the engine, will not effect the car running or not(it will change the idle/timing, butwill not make it un-startable).
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Good point, one time I forgot to plug mine in. I couldnt find it. I ended up pushing the car in the driveway at 3am. (it was in the street getting a jump from my beater)
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Thanks alot. I'll check these in the morning.
Dont mean to change the subject..
I know theres a tach plug on one of the coils, so you can hook up an external tach. Is it on the trailing coils? I saw a long white female connector next to it and was wondering if this was it. Thanks
Dont mean to change the subject..
I know theres a tach plug on one of the coils, so you can hook up an external tach. Is it on the trailing coils? I saw a long white female connector next to it and was wondering if this was it. Thanks
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I checked the fuses under the hood and all were good. I replaced the ENGINE fuse, in the kick panel, cuz it was blown but the car wont turn on. The engine just rotates but wont fire.
How easy is it to break a CAS? I checked the plug and its connected. Im stumped
How easy is it to break a CAS? I checked the plug and its connected. Im stumped
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sounds like a short in that circuit. check all the wiring in and around the location you were working and make sure nothing is damaged or has rubbed through and is grounded. CAS is a very rugged piece. just moving it won't damage it. blown fuse instantly tells me you have a short. look for damaged or burnt wires.
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