hey guys, feeling like i should give up because i just cant figure this out
Car had been daily driven for the last 6 years has a ae101 4agze in it and everything working perfect.
drove the car home and parked it up for a month in the garage, was all fine....went to start it (month later) crank crank crank...no fire. check the obvious no blown fuses/ checked relays etc..
pulled the fuel return hose off and cranked...have fuel.... pulled a plug, nice and clean. earthed it and no spark.
Have 12v going to coils but no signal. have checked continuity from coils/ignitor(yes its earthed correctly) CAS to ecu and is all fine and within resistance so no breaks in the wire....ecu is getting power
have tried new coilpack, new ignitor, new ecu , cleaned and added new grounds and still nothing
leads me to think CAS has died? anyway to test these? i dont have a noid light but cant hear injectors clicking when cranking and its obviously not getting a signal from the CAS even tho the loom is ok (continuity and ohm resistance)
anything else to check or opinions??????
Thanks
No spark :( please help
Re: No spark :( please help
Reference this diagram... don't worry about it saying 7MGTE, it will do for the 4AGZE.
Using your multimeter set to measure Ohms, check the resistance between each pin
and every other pin. You should finish up with this (or very close to this)...
G1 > NE 280 Ohms
G1 > G(-) 140 Ohms
G1 > G2 280 Ohms
G2 > NE 280 Ohms
G2 > G(-) 140 Ohms
G(-) > NE 140 Ohms
This comes about as the sensors share a common ground wire, so measuring
this way has some in series to give twice the resistance. This checks for any
broken wires as well. And you can also test all the pins for continuity to the body
of the CAS to make sure there are no wires shorting to ground.
Cheers... jondee86
Using your multimeter set to measure Ohms, check the resistance between each pin
and every other pin. You should finish up with this (or very close to this)...
G1 > NE 280 Ohms
G1 > G(-) 140 Ohms
G1 > G2 280 Ohms
G2 > NE 280 Ohms
G2 > G(-) 140 Ohms
G(-) > NE 140 Ohms
This comes about as the sensors share a common ground wire, so measuring
this way has some in series to give twice the resistance. This checks for any
broken wires as well. And you can also test all the pins for continuity to the body
of the CAS to make sure there are no wires shorting to ground.
Cheers... jondee86
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Re: No spark :( please help
hey mate, was hoping youd chime in thankyou so much for that info exactly what i wanted..
so good news i dont have any shorts/continuity
bad news is
G1 > NE 454 Ohms
G1 > G(-) 227 Ohms
G1 > G2 454 Ohms
G2 > NE 454 Ohms
G2 > G(-) 227 Ohms
G(-) > NE 227 Ohm
To far outta spec im guessing?
guess theres a problem with the wiring inside?
so good news i dont have any shorts/continuity
bad news is
G1 > NE 454 Ohms
G1 > G(-) 227 Ohms
G1 > G2 454 Ohms
G2 > NE 454 Ohms
G2 > G(-) 227 Ohms
G(-) > NE 227 Ohm
To far outta spec im guessing?
guess theres a problem with the wiring inside?
Re: No spark :( please help
Service manual says 140-180 Ohms, so yeah, you could be over the limit.
Strange that all your values are high. Wonder if your meter needs calibrating
or something ? Can you borrow another meter to double check ?
Cheers... jondee86
Strange that all your values are high. Wonder if your meter needs calibrating
or something ? Can you borrow another meter to double check ?
Cheers... jondee86
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persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress
depends on the unreasonable man.
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress
depends on the unreasonable man.
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Re: No spark :( please help
thought the same thing, am using a fluke multimeter, but also tried my no name cheapie and results are very very close to the same, so no problem there... weird one but yes seems to be way out..
my mate has a spare CAS and his results are
333 ohms x3
166 ohms x3
is the upper value in spec? might be worth putting in... Cheers.
my mate has a spare CAS and his results are
333 ohms x3
166 ohms x3
is the upper value in spec? might be worth putting in... Cheers.
Re: No spark :( please help
Give it a shot... spec is 140-180 for one sensor or 280-360 for two in series.
Cheers... jondee86
Cheers... jondee86
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress
depends on the unreasonable man.
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all progress
depends on the unreasonable man.