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Installed a new cam and crank angle sensor into my rb25det. tried to start the car and its turning over but not firing. The fuel pump, injectors and coilpacks aren't getting any power, and now my microtech lt hand controller screen doesn't turn on. Can anyone help me out?

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Doubt there is anything when installing the cam that could have caused any dramas with the fuel pump and microtech mainly, if the CAS wasn't plugged in it shouldn't fire but like I said that shouldn't really affect the other items.

Is there's an immobiliser or alarm on the car? Like most alarms it will cut ignition/power until its dis armed inlcuding fuel pump, dash and even the ECU

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I was thinking maybe a fuse/relay originally but for all 3 things to drop out at the same time it would be a bit of a coincidence, but as I don't know a hell of a lot about Nissan electrics they may all in fact run off one fuse/relay.

That's why I thought something along the lines of an immoboliser or alarm in which it's purpose is to kill those 3 systems as well as ignition (no power to the microtech) in one go

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