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  • #955117
    NathanNathan
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      Having an intermitent issue with the icm for no reason i can find but sometimes ill go out and it will crank but ive got no fule no spark then i remove ithe icm and put it back only to find that hey the thing runs it not a big deal because it takes 5 min to fix its just super annoying to do every couple of weeks

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    • #955131
      Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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        You either have a faulty connection or failing ICM

        #955134
        NathanNathan
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          I keep putting icms in it and still contuine to have the problem ive checked all the connections for shorts and opens ive even went as far to replace the pigtails that i could replace have ypu ever seen the distributor pick-up cause something like this?

          #955135
          Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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            Are the ICM all from the same MFG? if so there might be a lot issues with the replacements.
            Does the fuel pump prime every time when the key is in the RUN position..Not START
            How do you know the fuel pump stops working when it doesn’t start?

            #955139
            NathanNathan
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              The pump still primes like its susposed to but the injectors never fire and no ive tried several different mfg even paid 4xs as much at the dealer ffor a oem part still same thing and the pump would make sense if i had spark but there isnt any spark either and the injectors make a very distinct sound when they are firing plus i can see the fuel spary

              #955140
              Nightflyr *Richard Kirshy
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                Very odd….
                Have you inspcted the connections at the ECU?
                I might try looking at the command signal from the ECU, also crank / cam signals

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