No spark!
#1
No spark!
ok so I tryed to jump my car a few weeks ago and I guess you cant jump cars with batteries in the trunk and I lossed all power. so I waited and bought a brand new braillie 21 pund batttery, and redid all the wires to zero gauge and made sure I had a good ground, I tapped a hole to clean out all the paint and I took the paint off the suface. inline fuse and all that crap , so I get power right away but Im not getting any spark now? I dont know if coils, camsenors, or the aemems . I dont think its the ecu cause it still connects, so does anyone have suggestions, stock motor , never pulled apart!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh I check all the fuses too they look all fine
#2
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You can jump a car battery no matter where it's located. Sounds like what you did though was put both terminals on the battery and fried some fuses. When you jump ANY car, you always put the ground (aka the - one) to the chassis, not the battery.
I'm sure you checked the fuses, but check them again and pay special attention to the ones under the hood. Actually there may be a fuse on the AEM unit, check that too.
I'm sure you checked the fuses, but check them again and pay special attention to the ones under the hood. Actually there may be a fuse on the AEM unit, check that too.
#4
Originally Posted by o'malley_808,Jan 10 2011, 07:34 AM
There is one fuse specifically labelled "ignition" in the main underhood fusebox double check it's not blown first and report back
#5
Originally Posted by stitos2k,Jan 10 2011, 06:53 AM
You can jump a car battery no matter where it's located. Sounds like what you did though was put both terminals on the battery and fried some fuses. When you jump ANY car, you always put the ground (aka the - one) to the chassis, not the battery.
I'm sure you checked the fuses, but check them again and pay special attention to the ones under the hood. Actually there may be a fuse on the AEM unit, check that too.
I'm sure you checked the fuses, but check them again and pay special attention to the ones under the hood. Actually there may be a fuse on the AEM unit, check that too.
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Originally Posted by StocS2k,Jan 10 2011, 03:35 PM
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