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Engine swap Q's.. No crank, no fuel pump


bkaab

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Ok well I got the engine. Put I have so issues. I have a plug I don't know where it goes. Everything is plugged in but I have plugs left still. I know 1 wasn't in when before I pulled it out.

 

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Then I have this one plug on the coil pack. I believe it goes down on a sensor on the back side of the block.

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So everything I can plug in is plugged in. But the car wont crank over and I can't hear the fuel pump prime. The ABS does its little thing though. All the power inside the car, lights, all that stuff works.

 

The car has set out side for about a year without a battery or an engine in it.

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Connectors in first and second pics. One looks like purge solenoid (behind coil pack), the other for speed sensitive steering (would plug into P/S pump if your car has that option). Last plug looks like crank sensor, back middle of the engine block just above the oil pan. This would be the opposite end of the harness that plugs into the ignition module.

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Is there a way to delete the evap system? Or a better complete diagram. Im missing lines I think. Theres some weird vacuum things up with this car. Ive got the car to fire but then it revs up and dies.

 

I had it running at one point but it was idling high but pretty smooth.

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