Just run around at night. If people ask, tell them you grew up a nudist, and were asleep walking.I do miss the country where my folks live. Peaceful and you can see stars when taking a whiz outside in the middle of the night. I’m sure there are spots like that in AZ but not so much in Phoenix. Definitely won’t be running around naked here. The sun is no joke.
Maybe it was a post from you years ago that was rattling my memory? The phraseology seems familiar from when I stuck a 1993? distributor in a later XJ block. It either was perfect or I’ve been a tooth off and too dumb to notice. (I think it’s fine)Seems wrong, but that's what works for me.
rotor blade should be just PAST the #1 plug post when correctly installed on the 4.0
would ALWAYS stab the distributor like you have it. Dead center on the #1 post. Then it would crank and crank and crank, but not fire.
almost 250 years later and they can’t give up on the war, can they?That should tell everyone all they need to know
Yep. Got zapped yesterday checking it. Fuel pressure is 38 psi at the rail and it’s spraying into the cylinders. My #1 plug is black and looks to be running rich.have we confirmed spark and fuel?
Cranks and idles but doesn’t rev.So are you back to running but won't rev, or still not running?
I will throw $50 towards airfaremy girls tend to keep me broke 😂. Airfare will be tough
I am pretty desperate for help but it’s not my daily so it’s tolerable.I will throw $50 towards airfare
So like 18-20 more $50 commitments will make airfare, won’t it?
btw I am not joking 🧐 dead serious committing
Correct on all accounts. I don’t know anyone with a working distributor but a new one is maybe $140. I suppose a distributor can go bad. I’m also wondering about other sensors. Any one think a semi-faulty CPS can do this?so Idles but wont rev. Tone ring for the cam position sensor. Yours looks, well, old. The wires are, well, scraggly. Do you have an alternative distributor to pop in and test?
The non-revving part has me thinking the signal for the cam is not reading correctly - that said, I think the engine would shut sown via ECM if the cam position is unknown. Maybe it's always reading at idle?
My advice is stab a known working more recent distributor and see if it clears it up.
This is a really solid thought. Many of the sensors share a common voltage reference (supply voltage) and all of them seem to share a common ground circuit to the ECM. What I am saying is that if wires are touching each other at the cam sensor then they can mess with voltage or grounds to other sensors. It could explain why you randomly pop up TPS and MAP codes for instance.The wires were bare and touching which could have impacted the sensor.
Low resistance or infinite resistance bad is coil says great buffalo fatherCould the ignition coil really be the problem???
And you just remembered this!? 🤣I have a Suzuki 40HP outboard that did that. Idle all day but don’t throttle up!
Well it ran fine when you parked it!And you just remembered this!? 🤣