Fuel injectors shut off has spark have to let car set for about 10minutes then it will start but I can only go 2 blocks if I try to do a burnout it will shut down& it's not the fuel pump
Apparently the PCM is not getting correct data from the sensors of your vehicle and is shutting down the injectors to prevent damage to your engine. Sounds like a spark control / timing problem. As the rpm increases the cylinders are not firing at the correct intervals.. This could cause a backfire , engine damage or possibly a fire condition. Thus the pcm shuts down the injectors. Have the sprk control module /timing checked.
It could be a wiring problem in the circuit or the injectors have a resistance problem or maybe even the injector drivers in the computer have a problem or are bad.
SOURCE: 94 dakota 5.2 - no spark - auto shut down relay not energized
Hello this is a feature to stop the engine and exhaust system from filling up with gas when spark is lost! years ago fuel would be delivered as usual and you Eng and converter would be full of gas real hazard back then!!!!now they built into computer when spark fails fuel automatically shuts off safety feature??? or not? so i would start to test coil this is a good place to start and if you have engine light on plug in OBD 2 scan tool to retreve the fault hope this helps you out and if you do not have a proper spark tester tool i would invest in one most auto parts stores usually carry them!!! $15-$30 dollars usually.John
SOURCE: 1985 Volvo 240 no fuel no spark
well first the fuel pump relay is bad, that is easily replaced. next you have no spark. the first thing you do is take the cap off the distributerand crank the engine. if it spins that tell syou thyat at least the tang or gear on the shaft of the distributor is ok and not broken. next thing is remove the #1 plug and use a 1/4 drive extension 6" long and turn the crank by hand until the #1 cylinder is top dead center(put the extension in the hole of head where the plug was and you should feel the top of the piston also make sure you can feel the top of the piston with half the extension this way you don't drop it in the cylinder with the piston at TDC(top dead center) the rotor of the distributor should be pointed at the #1 firing position. IF it does not that means your timing is off and you need to retime it by taking off timing cover and either replacing the belt/chain or gears. now if you do not have a distributor and you have a coil pack there could be only 2 things that won't give spark. either a bad coil or your altenater is bad(the battery is responsible for starting not running the vehicle like alot of people assume. the altenator energizes the coil which inturngives spark. hope this helps you please rate this thanks
SOURCE: 92 CAMARO Z28 5.7 TPI CRANKS IDLES, GOES DEAD
Have you tried to pull any DTC codes. Here is a link for you so you can pull some codes, but you may have a bad Ignition Control Module (ICM) it's around $40.00 at Auto Zone and they can give you the step by step instruction to replacing it with common tools. The ICM is common to go bad after a few years due to time and corrosion. It's location is under the rotor in the distributor, as it heats up if fails or any changes in the engine speed. Check the wires to make sure there are no damages. Keep me posted be glad the help. http://www.troublecodes.net/GM/
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I do believe it is screwed into the waterpump.
SOURCE: The car cranks but won't start. There is no spark,
If you remove the fuel line and crank the engine and get fuel then you could be assured that the crank sensor works but if there is no fuel while cranking then the crank sensor is most likely the fault. If the crank sensor is not the problem then it is most likely in the coil or distributor which the 97 is notorious for.
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Ty Rob when I changed the computer it ran great all night the next day same problem the only thing I haven't changed r injectors&map sensor
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