Auto to manual swap.. now the car wont start- Help!
04-06-07 | 12:44 PM
#16
So it's cranking now, it's got fuel and spark, but it doesn't turn on. Could a relay/fuse possibly be bad? Where should I start checking?
Allen
04-06-07 | 01:55 PM
#18
way to go dRifta... not too many people would take the time to go out and snap pics of what they were talking about. 
fawk got me all dirty alright ill expect $20.00 to my paypal no later than friday lol jp. alright since ur in pain and u asked nicely twice..... here is your answer open up here comes the spoon.
if you can't tell im jumping the 2 green sections in the middle with a paper clip if it works cut those wires off the harness and use a crimp connector and do it right nothing more embarassing than driving a pimp *** car and it dont start infront of a crowd lol......
if you can't tell im jumping the 2 green sections in the middle with a paper clip if it works cut those wires off the harness and use a crimp connector and do it right nothing more embarassing than driving a pimp *** car and it dont start infront of a crowd lol......
04-06-07 | 11:14 PM
#20
hey guys, thanks for all the responses. thanks a lot for all the pics- it should be a REALLY good reference to those that need the info.
I shoved a fuse into that harness last night- the car was cranking, it had fuel, it had spark- but it simply wouldn't turn on. The MAF was connected, so that wasn't the problem.
After re-checking all the wiring, I realized it had to be an ignition/spark issue.
So I removed the distributor. All I had to do was rotate the damn thing 180 degrees, and the car started on the first crank
This obviously wouldn't have been an issue if I didnt remove the motor from the vehicle... but everything seems to be working just fine right now.
I'll update this thread if I run into any more problems, but things seem pretty good right now
Allen
I shoved a fuse into that harness last night- the car was cranking, it had fuel, it had spark- but it simply wouldn't turn on. The MAF was connected, so that wasn't the problem.
After re-checking all the wiring, I realized it had to be an ignition/spark issue.
So I removed the distributor. All I had to do was rotate the damn thing 180 degrees, and the car started on the first crank
This obviously wouldn't have been an issue if I didnt remove the motor from the vehicle... but everything seems to be working just fine right now.
I'll update this thread if I run into any more problems, but things seem pretty good right now
Allen
04-08-07 | 12:50 PM
#23
04-13-07 | 11:34 PM
#24
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lol, car looks great mang! And now you have a weld on your car that boost logic or dave h could only DREAM of laying!
Ian
04-15-07 | 11:08 AM
#25
A fuse was shoved in a harness (by you), along with another white dude that grew up with distributors and big block chevy motors, saying "hey al, have u checked the distributor to check the timing?". Mechanical genius!
Better?
Thanks guys
Pics will be up in a couple days..Allen
03-31-09 | 12:48 PM
#27
fawk got me all dirty alright ill expect $20.00 to my paypal no later than friday lol jp. alright since ur in pain and u asked nicely twice..... here is your answer open up here comes the spoon.
if you can't tell im jumping the 2 green sections in the middle with a paper clip if it works cut those wires off the harness and use a crimp connector and do it right nothing more embarassing than driving a pimp *** car and it dont start infront of a crowd lol......
if you can't tell im jumping the 2 green sections in the middle with a paper clip if it works cut those wires off the harness and use a crimp connector and do it right nothing more embarassing than driving a pimp *** car and it dont start infront of a crowd lol......
This should be made into its own thread and sticky!
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