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CDI location...
'88 Carrera, where is the CDI located. And I see no "trigger" wiring from the distributor...Crank position sensor...?
Started then died within 2-3 seconds, now cranks but no start. Fuel pump runs with jumper bypass to fuse, no spark from coil. Tach does not "jitter" while cranking. |
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There is no CDI on an 88 Carrera, the coil is switched by an IGBT on the Motronic board itself.
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DME box is located under the driver's seat. Right next to it is a small, black cube, which is the DME relay. It also controls the fuel pump. I suspect the DME relay has gone bad in your car.
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Fuel pump was getting power during cranking but no sparks.. Disconnected battery ground, count to 10 slowly, reconnect, crank...START...!! What...?? |
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Check the voltage at the alternator with a DVM.
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Happened to this car about 15 years ago, battery began to boil, drove home with all electrical loads ON.
New battery and alternator back then, Squire's. I have a Fluke DMM and an O'scope. Last edited by wwest; 07-07-2013 at 06:07 PM.. |
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Strange..New DME relay but still no start. Biopsy on old relay (non-OEM) indicated it was in good condition.
Wiggled a few of the fuses in the front, can started right up. Symptoms: sometimes no start, sometimes start but stops with accelerator depression, sometimes start, run in place for a minute or so, drive away..... |
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A Spal fan, triggered by an over/under voltage switch, aimed at the fuse panel = problem solved.
Last edited by Ronnie's.930; 08-06-2013 at 03:25 PM.. |
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