Subject	You can pull a plug, then leave it attached to the coilpack>
Posted by	my91z on April 06, 2014 at 12:59 PM
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In Reply To	Car Won't Start 91TT posted by mfergus2000 on April 05, 2014 at 07:44 PM
Message	and ground the plug threads, pull the CAS, and with the key in the ON (run) position rotate the CAS post. You should get a spark. You should also hear the fuel injectors tick one after the other. Don't go crazy obviously, as you are spraying raw fuel into the cylinders and don't want to wash wash down the rings and get a bunch of fuel in your oil. Mike -------------------------------------------------------- SRC="http://images.honesty.com/imagedata/h/402/36/24023634.j pg" BORDER=0> SRC="http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/4913/99m3ttnetsigpic 9564.jpg" BORDER=0>SRC="http://images.honesty.com/imagedata/h/365/13/23651377.g if" ALT="Click here to e-mail me!" BORDER=0>
Follow Ups	Car Won't Start 91TT - mfergus2000 19:44:10 04/05/14 Is the starter bad? - -Grimm- 19:58:36 04/05/14 Re: Is the starter bad? - mfergus2000 20:24:44 04/05/14 Check your PTU. (n/m) - Tanley 20:44:12 04/05/14 Re: Check your PTU. - mfergus2000 22:06:48 04/05/14 Re: Re: Check your PTU. - mfergus2000 22:08:19 04/05/14 Try wiggling or cleaning the CAS connector. My Z quit > - my91z 20:50:44 04/05/14 Re: Try wiggling or cleaning the CAS connector. My Z quit > - mfergus2000 22:10:10 04/05/14 Have you checked injectors? - Zinister1 08:48:37 04/06/14 Re: Have you checked injectors? - mfergus2000 09:26:15 04/06/14 You can pull a plug, then leave it attached to the coilpack> - my91z 12:59:26 04/06/14
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