Yea it is original dizzy so it's possible pip sensor. I charged the battery up today and I'm gonna try to get some more readings with the voltmeter185k if it has the original distributor, I'd change it, pip or that other thing in there.
Well I'm 95% positive it's the pip sensor. I took the spout off the distributor and car fired right up and runs fairly smooth. Is it possible it's just a bad spout?? Or is it the pip? I really appreciate everyone's help on this board by the way, thank you
Replaced the distributor with a new Cardone (only because it was the only one local) and the car runs better than ever.... without the spout connector. When I plug it in car doesn't startthere answer is here ...
5.) Fuel pressure OK, the injectors are not firing.
A.) The PIP sensor in the distributor tells the computer when to fire the injectors. A failing PIP sensor will sometimes let the engine start if the SPOUT is removed.
If that is what you got, then the problem is the PIP sensor; swap the distributor out for a remanufactured unit.
No spark or no noid pulse?Replaced the distributor with a new Cardone (only because it was the only one local) and the car runs better than ever.... without the spout connector. When I plug it in car doesn't start
I have spark just like before, not sure about noid pulse. I made marks to make sure I put my distributor in the same spot as the other so if it's off it can't be by much. Someone is borrowing my timing light so I can't check it right now. Car runs better than ever without the spout though.No spark or no noid pulse?
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