Could be.

 

Use a noid light to see if the injectors are being actuated or not......

 

I'll have to scrounge one of them up today

 

Be real interesting to see if the injectors are getting voltage on cranking.

 

Got noidlights about to test spark at coil and for injector signal

 

We have a nice strong flash from the noid while cranking. No spark from the coil wire grounded in the compressor like in dons vid. So we have a good crank sensor a good sensor ground ecu is telling the injectors to fire and no spark. I have good voltages and grounds up to icu and the contacts are cleaned tensioned and dielectriced. I'm about ready to go grab a icu from the scrap yard.

 

So the front yellow is getting about 12, the rear yellow is getting about 5, and the ground is grounding. (second one, black). I guess, I don't have a better idea. I've never separated my coil and ICM. If I had I'd be able to provide my coil resistance numbers. I put what I could find in post #61.

 

Yes that is right don. I went and found 1 renix with icu still it had a coolant bottle blow on it everything covered I rusty water. Hope it works. On the other hand I found a waggy with perfect steering wheel in the same color as mine was so I got that and a waggy grille I should have snagged the header panel too. It was all there just one broken bezel but another 2 door waggy next to it with the correct bezel.

 

Icu and or coil fixed it but it's ticking pretty loud now. I Dont Know if that's from not running in a weak or not. Trying to upload a video of ot

 

Check the oil!!!

 

I figured out a test of the ECU signal to the ICM

 

And the Crowd Cheers! Well done! Way to stick with it! Now go squish some Beamers!

 

Well the noise went away. It was I between the add and full lines. I added some sea foam just I case. It's quite now went from a tick to a knock to gone.

 

I'm working out a way to do it with just stuff from the Dollar store. I'm thinking it should work to test a a 91 to 99 CPS/puter', and their wires as well. Rock's for Renix! Moving forward!.