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just got me 30det all in my car and just got it started turned it on a it went for like 10 secondes and turned off but i had no intercooler piping hooked up and then i left it for about a month got a biger fuel pump ect and went to start it and it wont start

i put a test lite on the plugs that goes to the coils and there was power and there was fuel then i figured out the cas was unpluged pluged that in and it still wont start ??? n e help would be mint

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You mean it keeps cranking over but doesn't start?

The CAS could be slightly out, rotate it a bit clockwise and try again. Most likely base timing is too far retarded. You got a test light?

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You mean it keeps cranking over but doesn't start?

The CAS could be slightly out, rotate it a bit clockwise and try again. Most likely base timing is too far retarded. You got a test light?

yea its cracking the motor is out of another car whice was going sweet been puting it into my ceff ova the last 3-4 months so the timing shouldnt be out as it hasnt been touched

i hooked a pipe from the j pipe to the turbo 4 intercooler piping at the mo jst to get it started

any thing to check ???

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just pulled out a plug today and found it has no spark but ther is power at the coil plug??? ive tryed a new ignighter but that didnt work ??? any idea's

How are you testing the spark?

And you are aware that if you don't earth the body of the plug, it will not spark either?

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i just left the plug in the coil and put it on my rocker cover

You need to earth the spark plug on the thread or the hex section otherwise it won't spark.

If you are unsure on how to perform basic diagnostics, it is probably better if you take the car to someone as it is too difficult to be able to explain more complicated testing methods.

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You need to earth the spark plug on the thread or the hex section otherwise it won't spark.

If you are unsure on how to perform basic diagnostics, it is probably better if you take the car to someone as it is too difficult to be able to explain more complicated testing methods.

yea tru that

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