Whistling a happy tune. :biggrin: I found the problem, and it RUNS AGAIN!!
I look up to the Crank Sensor, it LOOKS OK. Until I un-bolt it.
I remove the sensor pinch Bolt (5/16 open end wrench worked best) and then I rotated the engine to where the "Gap" was threw the sensor. I pulled the sensor out and unplugged it.
Looks like Dumbass me didnt properly line the sensor up. You can see the blades of the balancer were rubbing the sensor. Which in turn caused the car to NOT run.
So when I went to re-install my new one, I placed a thin "zip tie" between the blades of the balancer and the sensor. I then pulled the sensor against the back of the blades. The "zip tie" was loose on the front side so I pushed the sensor back towards the crank and it sandwinched the tie between the blades and sensor. I tightend the pinch bolt, and removed the zip tie. I then turned the engine over to make sure the gap was constant. It was, so I crawled out from under the GN. Climbed in, and gave the key a turn.
IT STARTED!!!! :biggrin: :biggrin:
Sorry I didnt take more pictures, batteries died.
Still gun shy about driving the GN but going to attempt it anyway,
Craig
I look up to the Crank Sensor, it LOOKS OK. Until I un-bolt it.
I remove the sensor pinch Bolt (5/16 open end wrench worked best) and then I rotated the engine to where the "Gap" was threw the sensor. I pulled the sensor out and unplugged it.
Looks like Dumbass me didnt properly line the sensor up. You can see the blades of the balancer were rubbing the sensor. Which in turn caused the car to NOT run.
So when I went to re-install my new one, I placed a thin "zip tie" between the blades of the balancer and the sensor. I then pulled the sensor against the back of the blades. The "zip tie" was loose on the front side so I pushed the sensor back towards the crank and it sandwinched the tie between the blades and sensor. I tightend the pinch bolt, and removed the zip tie. I then turned the engine over to make sure the gap was constant. It was, so I crawled out from under the GN. Climbed in, and gave the key a turn.
IT STARTED!!!! :biggrin: :biggrin:
Sorry I didnt take more pictures, batteries died.
Still gun shy about driving the GN but going to attempt it anyway,
Craig