Engine Performance problem
2000 Toyota Celica 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Manual
Figured I would give this a shot. We currently have a Toyota Celica that crankis but does not start:
1. Has Injector Pulse
2. Has spark
4. Fuel pressure regulator replace by another tech
3. Has fuel pressure (new fuel pump)
4. Runs with carb cleaner sprayed in the intake
5. No codes
6. TPS within specs
Tried:
1. The car has sat for over 1 year so I tried running the car of our motorvac system thinking it might be bad fuel, did not work.
2. Tried a CPU, did not work.
3. Tried a set of injectors from a Celica GT (not GTS), did not work.
4. Tried a MAF from a Celica GT (not GTS), did not work.
Come to the conclusion that the injectors are not injecting enough fuel to start the car but cannot figure out why. Really wanted to find out what controls how much fuel the injectors spray into the cylinders. I assume it is the camshaft position sensor BUT ALLDATA is pretty weak in providing that info.
2000 Toyota Celica 4 cyl Two Wheel Drive Manual
Figured I would give this a shot. We currently have a Toyota Celica that crankis but does not start:
1. Has Injector Pulse
2. Has spark
4. Fuel pressure regulator replace by another tech
3. Has fuel pressure (new fuel pump)
4. Runs with carb cleaner sprayed in the intake
5. No codes
6. TPS within specs
Tried:
1. The car has sat for over 1 year so I tried running the car of our motorvac system thinking it might be bad fuel, did not work.
2. Tried a CPU, did not work.
3. Tried a set of injectors from a Celica GT (not GTS), did not work.
4. Tried a MAF from a Celica GT (not GTS), did not work.
Come to the conclusion that the injectors are not injecting enough fuel to start the car but cannot figure out why. Really wanted to find out what controls how much fuel the injectors spray into the cylinders. I assume it is the camshaft position sensor BUT ALLDATA is pretty weak in providing that info.
Jan 27, 2010 at 8:15 PM
