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    1. #11
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      Dec 2005
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      Dublin, CA
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      Quote Originally Posted by WS6 View Post
      no need to buy a new starter yet. If the motor is turning over and it doesn't kick back, then it's not the starter. By kick back I mean the engine goes to start but the compression and explosion inside the cylinder overcomes the starter and pushes back against it. It doesn't sound like you're even getting to that point. So you're still not getting fuel, air, and spark at the proper time. One or more may be missing or they may simply be getting there at the wrong time. Don't start throwing parts at the engine. Go through it step by step eliminating the possibilities first.
      I would lean toward the "getting there at the wrong time" thought. I have gone through the steps multiple times with the same result. The only thing I did not try was pulling the rail with injectors attached, which is a great suggestion. When I get back I will pick up a noid light again and go through the process again and see if anything has changed. Also plan to buy a scan tool and check/reset the codes, although I am not sure what this will show on a non-running engine...



      Is there any way to figure out if the timing sequence is correct for these engines without them running?

      Thanks.
      Brent

      1971 Camaro, LT1, 4L60E





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