Trouble getting spark to rear trailing plug

Neo-Vader III · 03-08-2011, 11:35 AM

Figured it out. I did all the proper tests to eliminate the spark plugs, wires and such, put a multi-meter on the coils and found out they were still good. So as a last ditch I took apart all the connections from the crank angle sensor to the coils themselves and cleaned them out with connector cleaner, then sprayed out the crank angle sensor itself. It fired right up after that. Must have been some buildup of gunk or a bad connection in there somewhere. Thanks for all the help/suggestions.

Rob

03-08-2011, 11:35 AM	#6
Neo-Vader III Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: VA Posts: 37 Rep Power: 0	Figured it out. I did all the proper tests to eliminate the spark plugs, wires and such, put a multi-meter on the coils and found out they were still good. So as a last ditch I took apart all the connections from the crank angle sensor to the coils themselves and cleaned them out with connector cleaner, then sprayed out the crank angle sensor itself. It fired right up after that. Must have been some buildup of gunk or a bad connection in there somewhere. Thanks for all the help/suggestions. Rob __________________ Resistance of the rotor is FUTILE!

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