1990 comanche no spark
i have spent the last three days reading a bunch of forums trying to figure this out. i have a 1990 comanche 4.0 5 speed. i went to the store the other day and when i came out the jeep wouldn't start. got it home and the first thing i did was replaced the cps with a new one. when that didn't work i changed the coil with a known good one, still no luck. then i cleaned every ground on the motor, still nothing. finally i decided to swap in a different ecu and finally the jeep decided to run, i drove it around for a hour or so and came home. when i went to leave the same thing happened no spark. i'm getting pretty frustrated and would really like to get this jeep back on the road. any advice is appreciated. thanks
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So it's crankIng and no spark?
Might be fuel...double check the ground behind the left tail light and switch around the relays to see if you have an malfunctioning one... |
Testing things would be good.
+1000 on the taillight ground. Ever been to www.cruiser54.com? do Tips 1,3,4, and 5 for sure. |
Just cause you replaced the CPS it doesn't mean its good. Alot of the Cps from the local parts store are poor quality and have a large failure rate right out of the box. I would do cruisers tip on testing it to make sure its putting out the right parameters before you spend any more money on parts. for sensors you should always go OEM.....
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i've done tips 1,3,4, and 5 also tested the cps and got a reading of .3 ac volts.
Originally Posted by cruiser54
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Testing things would be good.
+1000 on the taillight ground. Ever been to www.cruiser54.com? do Tips 1,3,4, and 5 for sure. |
.3 is low.
Look around the area where the CPS plugs in. See an identical plug with same colored wires but not plugged in? |
i am not seeing any other plugs that look similar? and that cps was purchased through oriellys
Originally Posted by cruiser54
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.3 is low.
Look around the area where the CPS plugs in. See an identical plug with same colored wires but not plugged in? |
i just swapped in a third ecu and now have spark again.
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Originally Posted by 97XJ 406
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i am not seeing any other plugs that look similar? and that cps was purchased through oriellys
The factory had a service bulletin to replace the harness between the CPS and eCU. Part of the instructions stated that the old connector should be removed. some techs didn't do that... Hence, some poor sap like you or me plugs a new cPS into dead harness. |
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took apart two of the ecu's and this is what i found on both. something is shorting it out. not sure what but i definitely do not want to burn up another one.
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Can you trace that to a pin on the ECU?
I have a pin-out for it. |
from what i can tell it looks like its going to D8
Originally Posted by cruiser54
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Can you trace that to a pin on the ECU?
I have a pin-out for it. |
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Originally Posted by 97XJ 406
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from what i can tell it looks like its going to D8
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Take a look where the injector harness transitions from the front of the intake manifold down to the CTS, knock sensor and 02 sensor.
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i disconnected everything down there and pulled the harness up. took back the sheathing around the wiring and inspected them up to where they meet the injectors and did not see anything wrong. other then the knock sensor wiring has three wires and one of them was completely bare the whole way.
Originally Posted by cruiser54
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Take a look where the injector harness transitions from the front of the intake manifold down to the CTS, knock sensor and 02 sensor.
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