NO START!
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NO START!
SO, I just went out to my jeep and it wouldn't start.
I can hear the fuel pump engaging and the engine cranks and almost catches, sputters for a few secs and dies.
CPS maybe? What other things could cause this??
I can hear the fuel pump engaging and the engine cranks and almost catches, sputters for a few secs and dies.
CPS maybe? What other things could cause this??
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It's a new fuel pump, already drove 60+ miles on it with no problems.
Starter is a few months old (but it cranks fine, just no start)
Plugs, coil, dizzy all that stuff is new.
I just did a tune up a month ago with just around the town driving so it's not any of that stuff.
Starter is a few months old (but it cranks fine, just no start)
Plugs, coil, dizzy all that stuff is new.
I just did a tune up a month ago with just around the town driving so it's not any of that stuff.
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I would get in there and test your CPS. It could for sure be responsible for your crank-no-start troubles, especially since you've recently replaced most everything else that could be a likely cause.
Out of curiosity, what brand fuel pump did you install?
Out of curiosity, what brand fuel pump did you install?
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Also, an audible fuel pump is no guarantee that it's delivering enough fuel pressure to squirt through the injectors, you might want to check pressure at the rail.
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Any other ideas in the meantime?
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Ok just tested the CPS, resistance was fine (0.0 Ohms) but when I checked the ACV on crank I got .2
From what I read on here about testing CPSs, mines fried. Correct?
From what I read on here about testing CPSs, mines fried. Correct?
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Ok got the new sensor, but, HOW THE HELL do I get it off?! I can't get anything up there with enough space to turn!
Would a universal joint work, if so what size?
Would a universal joint work, if so what size?
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New cps, still no start. Same thing as before.
I'm really starting to get pissed off and I need my jeep back
I'm really starting to get pissed off and I need my jeep back
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Originally Posted by rollz4kix
Could be your coil or the cam shaft position sensor.
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It barely sputters a little bit and dies. Could that be a fuel pressure problem?
Keep the ideas coming everyone
Keep the ideas coming everyone
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The sensor in the distributor doesn't keep a Renix Jeep from starting like the later models. You can unplug the dizzy on a Renix and it will run.