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no start: "I have fuel, spark, and compression"; or, "how I set myself on fire"
I think your problem is deffinetly with the computer. Your cel light shouldn't just stay on. Make sure your injectors are pulsating. This might sound dumb, but this is how I found out that my computer was bad. Pull it out, and take a sniff. If you smell burnt electronics you know the...- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
:D Well guys I got my truck back today after waiting on the computer for about two weeks, that was on back order. So glad to have it back and running. Thanks for everyones help.- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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New EEC-V?
I understand how you felt. It's been about two months trying to trace it back. lesson learned the hard way. Its been about a 600 dollar mistake.- BggedRanger
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- Forum: EEC V
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New EEC-V?
I put a fuel cell in my truck"attempted to", and when we wired up the after market fuel pump two wires touched. It blew the fuse, the relay, and the computer. So for future reference, make sure you don't touch any wires together on the fuel sending unit wiring harness. I know common sense...- BggedRanger
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- Forum: EEC V
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New EEC-V?
I recently burned my computer up. I bought a new one and installed it. The problem is the truck will still not start. Do I have to get the computer reprogramed to the truck and the keys? Any suggestions?- BggedRanger
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HELP! Fuel problem
Well I worked on tracing some more wires friday, and I traced them to the computer. I decided to pull the computer out, and just look at it. Before I even had it all the way out the smell of burnt electronics just about nocked me down. You can see where something on the board arched and...- BggedRanger
- Post #41
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
So i need to check and see if im getting a groung coming out of the computer, and if I am than that means I have a short between the computer and the relay. No I didn't try to start it.- BggedRanger
- Post #39
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
My original problem is that the truck will not start it just turns over and over. I'm getting spark to the plugs. I'm not getting any power to the fuel pump or inertia switch. I haven't checked for any codes, because the bettery has been disconnected. Will the computer still throw a code...- BggedRanger
- Post #34
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
well i went home and tried these things last night. It seems that I'm not getting a ground to the pcm relay, or the fuel pump relay. I can ground pin 2 on the fuel pump relay. The pump will then start pumping. Where does the pcm relay get its ground from? The computer?- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
Thanks everyone for the help. I will go home to night and try these things and let you know what happens. Thanks- BggedRanger
- Post #29
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
I think I have a wiring issue at the power distibution box, or the computer has went out. If i'm getting POwer from the pcm realy, does this mean that the computer is bad? Since i'm not getting power to the inertia switch?- BggedRanger
- Post #25
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
I'm going to go check and make sure I'm getting power from the pcm, when I get off work. I will lewt you know what I find out.- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
I can run a hot wire to the #5 socket on the relay and the pump will start pumping fuel. What does this mean? Is the fuel pump and inertia switch suppose to get 12v of power?- BggedRanger
- Post #20
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
thanks for your help i will try these things and let you know what i find out.- BggedRanger
- Post #17
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
Would the purge sensor cause me to lose power to the fuel pump- BggedRanger
- Post #15
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
I have checked all the fuses under the hood and also all the ones in the cab. What next?- BggedRanger
- Post #13
- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
thanks for the diagram. Do you think the 2000 ford ranger has a purge flow sensor- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
Thanks for the diagram. Is there any way I can get another copy of the diagram I'm having a hard time reading it. Its not that clear- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
What is the coil of the relay? I dont hear it click.- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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HELP! Fuel problem
I have changed out the relay, still same problem. There is a green and yellow wire coming out from the relay that goes to the inertia swith. I'm not getting any power to that wire.- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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86 Ranger fuel pump problems
I'm having the same problem. I'm getting power to the relay, but no power to the inertia switch or the pump. I have a 2000 ford ranger. help if at all possible- BggedRanger
- Post #28
- Forum: Ford Ranger - Mazda B-Series Forum
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HELP! Fuel problem
I'm getting power to the fuel pump relay, but no power to the inertia switch. Help anyone- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood
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fuel problem
I have a 2000 ford ranger. I'm not getting any fuel pressure. I did the obvious things like check the fuse, check the fuel pump. The pump is not getting electric to it or something, because i took the pump out and hooked it to a 12 volt battery and it ran fine. When i put it back on the sending...- BggedRanger
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- Forum: Under the Hood