TorganFM

You need to have the ecu grounded somewhere. The closest place to do this with the ecu ground in the harness is the thermostat. Without that it will turn and turn and not prime the fuel pump.

cannizzo-racing1990

yah i got the the thermostat ground on i didnt run the ground for the ecu yet ill try that too just incase too ...will my ecu have a stored code on my ecu? and if it does how do i read what number code it is?

TorganFM

The ecu gound is the thermostat ground. It's a black spade tongue. Just loosen a bolt on the thermostat housing and tighten it back down with that bitch under the bolt. Without that spade tongue grounded your fuel pump won't prime. I don't know about spark, but you're getting no fuel I bet. I forgot to ground it too when I put my motor in and it did the same ---- for days until I saw it.

cannizzo-racing1990

yah i put that on and i was getting fuel its actual running when the car is in the starting position but as soon i leaveit to run on its own in the on position it will run for a sec thenshut off im wondering if the main relay or the ignition switch is bad or even if the ecu needs a better ground

TorganFM

If it's getting fuel you're sure I would say it's the ignition switch or relay. I started a base p28 240cc map with 450cc no problem, it just idled like ----. Check your relay for continuity... the Haynes manual has the test in there. Then I would check the ignition switch for continuity and voltage.

boarder360j

check your grounds

cannizzo-racing1990

yah this weekend im going to go through all that ---- i live in the ------- north east and its 65 one day and a god damn blizzard the next so i never know when i can get a chance to work on my car this weekend its uppose to be nice so im goin to recheck the timing and threlay ignition switch and goin to run some grounds ...if you have any ideas of what else it could be please let me know so i can get this pos ---- running right