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You stated the 'CHECK ENGINE' light came 'ON'!... what/which DTC'S (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) OBDI were retrieved? In 1991, OBDI (1) was used. You could retrieve codes by either turning the ignition switch on/off two or three time within 3 seconds and the light would flash for each number (this way you could determine which system was affected). The POSSIBLE CAUSES are many:
Crank Position Sensor
Ignition Coils/Wires
Water/contaminated fuel
Electrical (Relay(s), fuse(s), Poor ground connections, failed ECU (Engine Control Unit), etc.
Are you getting a SPARK to the plugs?... if so, check fuel pump pressure
If you're not getting a spark to the plugs or not getting a fuel injector PULSE, then the crank position sensor MIGHT BE the problem.... NOT SURE!
Too many POSSIBLE or PROBABLE causes.
In order for an engine to RUN, it needs these things:
1. Air flow (intake AND exhaust)
2. Fuel (proper fuel to air mixture)
3. Compression (140 to 2?? psi)
4. Proper Timing (not too advanced/retarded)
5. Ignition (sufficient and at the correct/right time)
Now, after listing these 5 things, without CHECKING each one, your guess is a good as mine.
If you have a national auto parts chain store near you (autozone, advanced auto parts, pep boys,etc etc) Have them hook up an obd2 tester to your car and see if any codes come up(they do this for free!!!). If nothing then I would check the ignition switch module inside the steering column, it may be energizing the starter motor but not sending a signal to the ecu that the car is trying to be started.
The ECU requires timing pulses from the crankshaft and camshaft sensors in order to generate the injector pulses. All other sensors just modify the pulse width of the injectors to adjust for power and economy. If the ignition is entirely controlled from a distributor, the two above sensors would not affect the spark. Hope this helps!
sorry i don't have books that far back but a 1993 scoupe had the filter located next to the windshield wiper motor. held on by a strap and 1 bolt there is a gas line on the top and bottom of the filter,with a banjo fitting on the ends.hopes this helps.let me know.
Follw the top radiator hose to were it ends, there will be a hosing with two bolts, undo bolts, lift of housing to reveal thermostat, use new gasket when relacing
hi code 21 (ECT) ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR harness and connector OR (ECT) sensor code 24 (VSS) VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR ] harness and connector OR (VSS) sensor
What engine do you have in that?
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