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25th October 2011, 03:32 PM
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1stly ,,, Which engine.
2ndly are you just concerning yourself with getting the engine to fire at the moment. 3rdly, is this a POST 90 loom, if so have you got the alarm module in place? or disabled the inhibitor? TT
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25th October 2011, 06:07 PM
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Sierra 1.8cvh
Alarm/ inhibitor now then yes it was alarmed how would I de- inhibit it? Yes I would like to fire it up at any rate and solve other probs later. Its spinning over on the key but no spark .Im beginning to suspect the coil---I may have welded earth tags to the chassis with the coil wired up and batt. connected.
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25th October 2011, 10:43 PM
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Ok,
So. You should have 2 bultiplugs on the engine loom, On the big one apply +12V to the black wire, Apply +12V to the +ve side of the coil and assuming you have the main power feed to the ECU ( it's a big terminal on the engine harness) and the grounds. Crancking should see it fire and run. TT
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