discovery 2 cranks but no fire please help
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discovery 2 cranks but no fire please help
Trying to help my dad get his 2000 Land Rover running He has already replace the ECU BCU and cluster as well as the crankshaft position sensor And coil packs It was running excellent He turned it off at the gas station and after that it will not produce any kind of fire There is no spark on any cylinder Have checked The start relay as well as use number 14 in the inside and fuse number 2 under the hood which from what I researched could cause this issue. I am at a loss as to what else could be going on Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated I'm not all that familiar with Land Rovers
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From: Boston Strong
there have been issues with people pulling ckps incorrectly.
you have a sensor, spacers and nuts and that is the order they need to be installed.
spacer against the engine, then the spacers, then nuts.
quite a few people have installed the spacers first and had no spark when done.
it would be worth taking a look
you have a sensor, spacers and nuts and that is the order they need to be installed.
spacer against the engine, then the spacers, then nuts.
quite a few people have installed the spacers first and had no spark when done.
it would be worth taking a look
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there have been issues with people pulling ckps incorrectly.
you have a sensor, spacers and nuts and that is the order they need to be installed.
spacer against the engine, then the spacers, then nuts.
quite a few people have installed the spacers first and had no spark when done.
it would be worth taking a look
you have a sensor, spacers and nuts and that is the order they need to be installed.
spacer against the engine, then the spacers, then nuts.
quite a few people have installed the spacers first and had no spark when done.
it would be worth taking a look
I will check into that but if that were the case it would have never ran at all after it was changed correct? Because it was changed about 30 days ago this problem Has happened since
So you're saying that this problem has happened twice since you touched the CPS. ?
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From: Boston Strong
you kind of left that part of the information off you post
so when was all the other stuff replaced? recently or 30+days ago
and did the truck run after any of the other stuff was replace?
so when was all the other stuff replaced? recently or 30+days ago
and did the truck run after any of the other stuff was replace?
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The coil packs replaced a week before it stopped running due to a miss. Once replaced it ran great for a week...The CPS about a month ago. The ECU BCU and cluster just replaced....took CPS back and exchanged for a new one under warranty today and no difference. It is installed correctly.
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No the CPS went bad and it stopped running. About a month ago. Replaced CPS fixed the issue previously. Sorry for being unclear. It is doing the exact same thing it did when CPS went bad, no fire at all. Replaced CPS again today just in case we got a dud as it was under warranty but made no difference
There are things I have no problem getting from autozone. There are other things I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole. And a CPS falls into the later catergory. Are you getting the Bosch one?
Last edited by dgi 07; Feb 13, 2016 at 06:00 AM.
