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Not sure whether you mean the Crank Position Sensor? Thats the one that tells the ECU where the pistons are. Its an inductive sensor, only 2 ways i can think of is to find the manufacturer data on what it should be, get an osciloscope and cross ref the information shown.
Or unplug it and see it it makes any difference to the running of the engine?
nothing is happening, thats the whole problem lol just finsihed converting 172 engine into mk1 clio. cranking over but not firing. originally having a problem with fuel pump relay, as in it wouldnt close the circuit when cranking (the ecu is supposed to actuate that) so bridged the connection to see what difference that makes, fuel pump will run and i get 12v at the coil feed, but still wouldnt run!
so that leads me to the cps sensor (although it is a brand new one i have fitted) or the ecu. and i wanted to rule out the cps sensor before i mess about with the ecu
the only thing i can think is that the ecu isnt getting a signal from the cps sensor, or its getting a signal but doing sack all with it! (ie not firing injectors or coil)
I'd be looking at the ECU seeing as it isn't closing the fuel pump relay. Would've gone down the route of the immobiliser not being decoded properly but seeing as its worked on another car its wierd it doesn't work now.
I'd be looking at the ECU seeing as it isn't closing the fuel pump relay. Would've gone down the route of the immobiliser not being decoded properly but seeing as its worked on another car its wierd it doesn't work now.
thing is on initial ignition it closes the relay momentarily, thus priming the fuel lines ready to start
but then doesnt seem to close it again under cranking, so im wondering if its a sensor not telling the ecu the engine is being turned over, want to rule this out before i set about messing with the ecu again
Well as far as my understanding of it is that as soon as the immobisiler authorises and ignition power is recieved by the ECU the relay is closes and primes the fuel pump and puts power onto the coil pack.
If the CPS wasn't getting the crack pulses then afaik it just not spark and the injectors wouldn't pulse but the relay should still stay closed. Does the injector lock relay close and stay closed?