[FIXED] 2001 ACURA CL 3.2 CRANKS/ NO START
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CAR SEEMS TO BE GETTING TO MUCH FUEL PLUGS SEEM SOAKED WHEN WE TAKE THEM OUT
RECENTLY THE CAR TRYS TO START UP BUT SEEMS LIKE I AM HEARING IF BACK FIRE THRU THE INTAKE
IF YOU SPRAY THE CAR WITH BRAKE CLEANER IT WILL UNWILLINGLY START AND RUN ON ITS OWN BUT AROUND 300 RPMS SO NOT SURE YOU CAN CALL THAT RUNNING.
WHAT AM I MISSING PLEASE HELP
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Has anyone taken a fuel sample yet? Bad gas still happens to busy gas stations. :silly: Check for water/diesel/E-85.
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What we don't want to see is manifold pressure going above atmospheric during cranking, which indicates engine can't exhale.
If so, dry out the plugs and unscrew upstream o2 and see it'll start.
Check all injectors at common power feed with amp clamp and check that they're not shorted, they're opening, and they all look the same with proper ~1 amp ramp peaks. My thinking here is maybe the injectors are opening wetting the plugs slightly, but not opening enough due to weak magnetic field from shorted coil or power feed issue.
Also take a primary current ramp of all the ignition coils (power feed at fuse 11). It may jump gap in atmospheric conditions but it won't jump in a compression environment from weak magnetic field. This could explain why the plugs are wet. An inline spark tester here would suffice as well.
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Just a reminder the cats are disconnected from the system
I will check the injectors Monday I will have to build something so I can get amp clamp on fuse
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