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1977 Olds 455, HEI, Fitech, GMC Motorhome, no start
Is it possible to keep an eye on injectors/blades while cranking? Maybe they are firing and the engine is getting flooded.
Did you check vacuum/map PID while cranking? If it doesn't change at all, PCM fire injectors with to much fuel.
Maybe a stupid question but here i go. Is the tach line connected to negative coil terminal? PCM "expects" to see a voltage drop from 12v to 0v to fire the injectors.
Try to crank engine with throttle on the floor, so that you can discard a lack of air in air/fuel mixture.