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anthonytsang
07-05-2011, 16:04
Help needed. done my mr2 v6 engine conversion about 2 months ago .the car been running prefect until 2 days age which i experience a diffcult start in the morning, took over 10 minutes and i need a jump lead.
once the car warm up it seem everything was fine until this morning no matter how hard i try i can't get it start engine is cranking and i caN smile pertol. thanks

Jiff Lemon
07-05-2011, 16:07
Looked at the usual things? Plugs and leads in good condition? Engine timing ok?
Once running is the car ticking over smoothly or do you have misfires?

anthonytsang
07-05-2011, 16:53
Once the engine running there is misfires and rough idle unit it warm up

Paul Woods
07-05-2011, 17:00
Earth your coilpack properly, try that..... jeez these homebuilds :)

cdwood2010
07-05-2011, 17:21
Earth your coilpack properly, try that..... jeez these homebuilds :)

Oh come on Mr Woods....

You are practically our mum!

;)
Chris.

Paul Woods
07-05-2011, 17:28
That's £20 per week board you owe :)

anthonytsang
10-05-2011, 16:01
Yesterday i spent 2 hour to clean and check all connection still the same. had an appointment with my auto electrician tomorrow which he will check it for me.can anyone tell me how can i check the coil pack.anyone know any MR2 Specialist in Devon Area thx

anthonytsang
12-05-2011, 00:33
Help today i spend about 2 hrs with my auto electrican to check all the connection.still couldn't find the problem.
the car is in perfect running order last week
1 checking the spark took the centre plug out from the distributor cap grounded. no spark
2 checked the white/red wire on the coilpack 2 pin plug has 12v yes 12v
3 checked the thick white/red on the amplifier/igniter unit has 12v ignition yes 12v
4 check distributor is plugged in yes
5 ground the coilpack bracket my auto electrician over done it
6 we also checked the 3 pin from the alternator
7 we also ckeck the front fuse box all has power
8 the Engine will turn and can smile pertol
the only think we can think of will either a fautly ignitor or coil pack. is there any crank sensor which i can check. where can i get a coil pack and ignitor how much? thx

Paul Woods
12-05-2011, 07:22
Was this a real auto electrician?

Did he test wether the ignitor was switching the coilpack? A 30 second test with a simple LED on the coilpack terminals would reveal if this is a coil/HT issue or a switching issue ie ignitor/ECU/distributor (crank signal is generated from it)

Was the king lead tested for the correct resistance? How about the coil primary and secondary windings?

Have you any fault codes?