

| Subject: | Re: Cleaned Injectors-Now No Start |
| From: | Roger Van Till |
| Date: | Tue, 25 Dec 2007 18:56:18 -0500 |
If you check and have power to the injectors, try leaving your gas cap off when you start it. I had to do this when I changed my tank out to get the tank and lines all primed. I think my charcoal system is clogged. Roger On Dec 25, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Vdub Guy wrote: > Well Merry Christmas to me! Here I was all excited, yesterday my > cleaned injectors came back in the mail from Witchhunter. Based on the > report included, I was convinced my low power problem was solved, 3 of > the 4 were in bad shape. Too late yesterday to put them back in, so I > reinstalled them this morning. Yeah, my low power problem is solved, > all right, now the &^@* thing won't start at all. I've been through > everything obvious, everything is hooked back up. The only other new > thing I've done in the past month was install the Euro ECU, but I got > my old one and slapped it back in and it still won't fire, so that > doesn't appear to be the problem. This seemed to be a pretty straight > forward operation-I guess not, though. I've already gotten the evil > eye for just working on the damn thing on Christmas day, so don't know > when I'll get time to check anything else. Jeff >
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