[FIXED] 2001 ACURA CL 3.2 CRANKS/ NO START
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Think about it, if you're spraying fuel during compression stroke, the cylinder is not going to have any gas to burn when the spark goes off !
You have to spray it when the intake valve is open during intake stroke. Then intake closes, cylinder compresses air and gas, then boom
The only time I can think of to spray gas during compression stroke is on gas direct engines where the injector tip is inside the cylinder head, spraying against cylinder compression with it's own pressure to match !
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My theory is the gas would not be as atomized as it could have been, had the fuel been injected through the intake valve as quickly as the injectors fired. Fuel just sitting there in a puddle, falling into the cylinder, would perhaps hinder proper ignition because it does not mix with the incoming air into the cylinder.
Perhaps this is why you have fuel soaked injectors maybe, i'm not sure.
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Why? I've never gotten an answer that truly made sense to me. Here's an example from my own car. Triggered off #1 coil, injector fires during the exhaust stroke.
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I have read all this thread and had came to my mind two ideas. I always try to return to the basics (fuel flow / air flow / spark flow)
Do we have enough fuel flow? Yes, we do. Actually seems more than normal
Do we have enough air flow? we don't know. Could this be the cause of soaked spark plugs?
Do we have enough spark? Yes, we do
Idea # 1 Try to simulate more temperature than real. I usually take 5kohm potenciometer and reduce ECT voltage. That way pcm injects less fuel than real. IF injector pulse width changes, i would rule out pcm and would look for a bad sensor or mechanical issue.
Idea #2 Try to read MAF or MAP
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Use the resistor/s in paralell with ECT sensor checking that temperature increases 40 degrees. that way you can see pulse width change. I don´t think without a potenciometer, you can start engine (because you need little changes in resistance/voltage to precissely change pulse width)
i have data pids of the map sensor and the baro reading they match what other method could i use to read them?
While cranking, you should see a significant vacuum (diference between baro and map).
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tim.smith1 wrote: What trace is on what off that scope Tyler?
Sorry about that. :blush: Blue is relative compression, yellow is IGT for coil #1, green is injector #1.
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Windshield washer tank connected to intake vacuum?
I know you checked timing, just want to verify that you eyeballed the mark on the crank too. I'm sure you did, but this thing should start....
"Ground cannot be checked with a 10mm socket"
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