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Its not the fuel pump, that comes on. And fuel comes up to throttle body.
Ive checked fuel, not sure how to check ignition??Its not the fuel pump, that comes on. And fuel comes up to throttle body.
Ive checked fuel, not sure how to check ignition??It cranks but no start. And if u pour fuel down throttle body it starts and runs. So, I have it narrowed down to the ecu unit, so I replaced that with a used one and still wont start. The truck was running great and then sum A $$##**&, vandelized it and Im pretty sure that that particular wiring harness may have something to do with fuel. I had spent a month before that getting the damn thing running. Heres what ive done to the truck, new fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator, new plugs, new wires, distributer cap, rotor and coil, new O2 sensor, relays all underhood for, used small computer (anti skid module ABS module) Nissan wanted 1500 bucks…yikes…but I got a pretty good connection at a local wreckers and he sold me 1 for less than 40.
(TG)…I think that might be pretty much it. So, thats kinda y I think that harness is probably something to do with fuel, I just cant tell where it goes to.
To top it all off my civic that I just replaced the clutch in, decides its not going to run anymore either. Since the clutch got put in my speedo, odometer I and trip counter doesnt work. And it seemed like something was draining battery, was getting harder to start saturday morning it wouldnt and this morning definately not. So, now im sitting here with two dead vehicles …a losing painting jobsIt cranks but no start. And if u pour fuel down throttle body it starts and runs. So, I have it narrowed down to the ecu unit, so I replaced that with a used one and still wont start. The truck was running great and then sum A $$##**&, vandelized it and Im pretty sure that that particular wiring harness may have something to do with fuel. I had spent a month before that getting the damn thing running. Heres what ive done to the truck, new fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator, new plugs, new wires, distributer cap, rotor and coil, new O2 sensor, relays all underhood for, used small computer (anti skid module ABS module) Nissan wanted 1500 bucks…yikes…but I got a pretty good connection at a local wreckers and he sold me 1 for less than 40.
(TG)…I think that might be pretty much it. So, thats kinda y I think that harness is probably something to do with fuel, I just cant tell where it goes to.
To top it all off my civic that I just replaced the clutch in, decides its not going to run anymore either. Since the clutch got put in my speedo, odometer I and trip counter doesnt work. And it seemed like something was draining battery, was getting harder to start saturday morning it wouldnt and this morning definately not. So, now im sitting here with two dead vehicles …a losing painting jobsThats what im looking for is a wiring diagram. The harness goes underneath vehicle to bout more than halfway do a n the truck. Almost to rear wheel then somebody cut it. Since its been cut the truck will not start.
Thats what im looking for is a wiring diagram. The harness goes underneath vehicle to bout more than halfway do a n the truck. Almost to rear wheel then somebody cut it. Since its been cut the truck will not start.
I have power 2 fuel pump and it is hard wired so it is always on. When you pour gas down throttlebody it starts then dies. I went and got a use ECU and that didntwork… when u do self diagnostic in mode 2 green lite stayed on no flashing no red flashing, then mode 3 code 41 is the only 1 coming up.
I also didnt find original plug end for fuel pump. I thought I had…Bummer
Thanks for replying greatly appreciated.I have power 2 fuel pump and it is hard wired so it is always on. When you pour gas down throttlebody it starts then dies. I went and got a use ECU and that didntwork… when u do self diagnostic in mode 2 green lite stayed on no flashing no red flashing, then mode 3 code 41 is the only 1 coming up.
I also didnt find original plug end for fuel pump. I thought I had…Bummer
Thanks for replying greatly appreciated.