

| Subject: | Re: Real time help needed |
| From: | Alistair Bell |
| Date: | Sat, 28 Mar 2020 17:15:40 -0700 |
Ärrg Mark. I might try that tomorrow, and when calmer. Hate to reset the shaft 180 out :-) Thanks for the info. Alistair > On Mar 28, 2020, at 5:11 PM, vw_van_fan_Mark <madvws@cox.net> wrote: > > You can test the hall easily enough. > > Set engine at TDC #1 > > Remove distributor cap > > Pull center wire from cap and set end of wire on metal > > Loosed the 13mm nut that holds the distributor clamp to the block > > Leave the nut on, by just a thread or 2 > > Lift the distributor up, as far as the clamp bracket will go since the nut is still there. > > Now turn on the key > > With a finger, slowly spin the distributor shaft using the rotor. > > Each 1/4 turn should trigger the fuel pump relay and thus the pump > > Each 1/4 turn should cause a spark from the ignition center wire to metal > > Each 1/4 turn should fire all 4 injectors > > The hall wheel has 4 trigger points, so it should trigger 4 times per turn of the distributor shaft. > > Mark > > Alistair Bell wrote: >> I agree about coincidence dying when turning , little bump. Can’t find any iffy connections though. Have the fuse panel down but the d15 connection seems goid, plus the relays work as I mentioned. >> >> Hall Sensor maybe. Might have spare at home . Power is present at hall sensor plug. >> >> I did try ign switch spare , hanging off column. No diff. >> >> Thanks for all the suggestions. It pouring here now and I think I’ll finish up my work work and get a ride home >> >>>> On Mar 28, 2020, at 3:33 PM, Alistair Bell <albell@shaw.ca> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Driving to work today, turn into alley and van dies. No sputter, just dead. Dash light come on. >>> >>> Cranks, no start. >>> >>> Fuel pump audible start and shut off. 3/4 tank gas >>> >>> Fuel pump and ecu relays in compartment clicking on power >>> >>> Rotor in dist seems fine >>> >>> Power to coil. >>> >>> Sure seems like ignition with the no warning death. >>> >>> Alone here so can’t do two man testing. >>> >>> I feel like I’m missing something obvious >>> >>> Any help? >>> >>> Alistair >>> >>
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