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No, not really. It might be an intermittent spark Posted by SWEDECAR [Email] ![]() ![]() ![]() In Reply to: Will bad crank position sensor still give a spark?, donE 95 SEC V6, Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:25:02 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
The crank sensor will create a full spark when working or no spark at all when sensor is dead.
But a crank sensor is heat sensitive when nearing its last part life, so you can have a perfect running car, park it for 10 min out in the sun, come back and it wont start at all. 30 min later the car might start up and run perfect again because the crank sensor have cooled down and is back to working order until getting too hot again.
Did you do a compression test of all cylinders? It would be good to see the result of that.
Don't rule out the fuel pump just because you have fuel. Have you measured both pressure and volume of the pump. A bad pump can still deliver some fuel through the lines and if you check for fuel by just opening the line or schrader valve (and some fuel squirts out) it might fool you into beleiving it have good fuel pressure.
Anders
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