Boy was I wrong. After putting the fuel line on the rail
and trying to start the car, it just cranked but no burn.
There is spark, and I am pretty sure there is fuel now,
unless the injectors are not getting their triggers.
This is really annoying. As I said, I get 125 psi on
all cylinders; vacuum is present during cranking; spark
plugs produce a nice spark; fuel gets to the fuel rail.
What could prevent the ECU from trigering the injectors,
is there a sensor somewhere I could have missed (bad connection)
that could do this? If the injectors indeed are receiving
their signal, I guess the only other thing that could be
happening is too much air getting in.
Ciao,
Francois Dion (francois@hyperreal.org)
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