Car not running, repeated relay click
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I got the EFI relay today and replaced it, still having the problem. With either the cam or crank sensor removed it won't fire at all, so they seem to clearly be sending a signal since occasionally the car will run for a few seconds. Think it would do the same thing if I went back to the stock ECU? I'm thinking it may be time to just put it back to stock.
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File is attached.
Thanks again to both of you for the help, I really appreciate it.
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Thought I'd bump this with the latest update. I replaced the crank sensor (again) and the cam sensor. I am still having the same issue with the clicking relay with the MS in, sometimes it will run, albeit lean, but dies when you touch the gas other times it will not run at all, always with the fuel relay clicking a couple times a second. On the factory ECU there is no clicking but the car will not run (I don't have the stock injectors or primary O2 sensor).
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I did that once. lol
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Yeah, so it took me 2 months to figure out that stupid crap with the built motor I put in and after 10 miles of driving...........
Sounds an awful lot like rod knock. Niiiiice.
Sounds an awful lot like rod knock. Niiiiice.
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