Car won't start (NA / 1000 CC)
Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2023 5:27 pm
I could really use some pointers please.
My car was able to start before I decided to put some used OEM injectors back in.
The car was flashed to both the stock "tuned" as well as "return to stock" calibration and still no luck so I decided to just return the car altogether to the prior setup below.
The prior WORKING fuel system setup:
2006
FB340 Fuel Pump
ID 1000's
1 Step Colder Plugs
Current fuel system setup has been returned to the prior setup which was working.
Calibration has been set to the in-box 1000CC injector dynamics map
So far I've tried:
New battery
Removing the plugs and reinstalling (They were a tad bit wet but they are pretty black..)
I've confirmed that the fuel is getting into the rail because fuel sprays when I remove the quick disconnect.
I flashed a light into the spark plug holes and I didn't see flooding..
At a loss here and could really use some advice. I'm now debating getting some OEM brand new spark plugs.
Or could it be that my flashpro is defective? It's pretty old, I'd say at least 5 years.
My car was able to start before I decided to put some used OEM injectors back in.
The car was flashed to both the stock "tuned" as well as "return to stock" calibration and still no luck so I decided to just return the car altogether to the prior setup below.
The prior WORKING fuel system setup:
2006
FB340 Fuel Pump
ID 1000's
1 Step Colder Plugs
Current fuel system setup has been returned to the prior setup which was working.
Calibration has been set to the in-box 1000CC injector dynamics map
So far I've tried:
New battery
Removing the plugs and reinstalling (They were a tad bit wet but they are pretty black..)
I've confirmed that the fuel is getting into the rail because fuel sprays when I remove the quick disconnect.
I flashed a light into the spark plug holes and I didn't see flooding..
At a loss here and could really use some advice. I'm now debating getting some OEM brand new spark plugs.
Or could it be that my flashpro is defective? It's pretty old, I'd say at least 5 years.