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Old 10-02-2005, 05:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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91 NA will not run

I just went to start the car today and it will not start it will fire but wont run I checked the fuel pump it is fine.HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 10-02-2005, 05:30 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Well, you've given us a million and one possibilities. You're going to have to rule out whether you're missing one (or more) of three things: air, fuel, or spark.
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I think it is a fuel problem,i pulled 2 plugs they are not wet.Using the haynes manual i did fuel pump check,and checked ohm on cold start injector,I also checked ohm on air flow meter everthing looked good except between E2 and THA it says i should have between 2-3 K but i have nothing could air floe meter be the problem? If it were faulty would motor fire but not run?
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Yes. During start up the ECU provides a preset amount of fuel. After start up it will switch to the MAF. I learned that after a head gasket job on my truck. I wasted a whole afternoon checking cam timing, spark, fuel etc. before I found the loose connector. Talk about feeling like an ass.
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