Just installed a rebuilt motor as the old one was mixing coolant and oil.
Simple install but now it won't start.
I have replaced the crank sensor, plugs and wires.
I have pressure at the fuel rail.
I do not have spark.
I have tried locking and unlocking the drivers door 3 times as per another thread.
Battery is fully charged with a charger on it while trying to start.
Fuses are good and relays seem to be functioning properly
What am I missing besides the cam sensor?

 

Well, all of the usual questions seem to have been answered already. All I can think of are basic tests: Make sure all wiring connectors are fully seated; unplug and reconnect the crank sensor, and ignition coil. The fuel rail has pressure; if you relieve the pressure through the valve, does it return? Are the injectors getting power?

 

Have you tested for a signal from the crank sensor?

 

No I have not. How do I do this?

 

First, go down load a copy of a free Rave CD and read that section. You can use an OHM meter or a good scanner if you know how to use either of them.

 

Did you reset the inertia switch?

Eric

 

Yep tried that.

Think I have it figured out now.
Wrong mount for the crank sensor so I have to remove the motor again and change them out.

 

What do you mean by the wrong mount??

 

The mount on the block is different from old to new. The new one is just a flat area for the sensor to sit on with no provisions for the cover to attach and the old one has a raised area and provisions for the cover.
They are both tig'd into the block so it looks like a removal is necessary to make it the swap.
I'll try to take some photos and post to show you what I mean.
I am guessing that the block I have is for a DI not DII but I was told by the builder that they blocks are all the same just some things like this are different.
Maybe if I could use a crank sensor from a DI on this engine it might solve my problems other than I would need to make a pig tail from the DI sensor to the harness cause the current one from the vehicle will not reach.