Not a flicker of life......

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rmaddock
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Not a flicker of life......

Post by rmaddock »

Well, I've just been out there and put all the EDIS bits together and turned the key.

Nothing.

Can anybody advise me on how to start fault finding please? I don't have access to any test equipment beyond a multi-meter.

I have a spare (also scrap) EDIS 4 and coil pack. Should I just start swapping things or are there any tests I can/should do first?

Note that the engine is in the car and runs perfectly well both before and after the EDIS test on the original dizzy....so it's not a fuel side problem.

I've been building a web page about this as I go so you can see what I've been doing if you care to look <a href="http://mjlj.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk"><b>here</b></a>.

Oh yes, no MJLJ as yet. I believe that it should run on limp-home without this.

Any help would be gratefully received.

Thanks.

Robert.
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Paul f
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Try reversing the

Post by Paul f »

Try reversing the connections to the VR sensor, if reversed it will not spark .Other than that swap the edis and then coilpack.

rmaddock
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I'll try that, thanks. I'd

Post by rmaddock »

I'll try that, thanks. I'd been looking at old posts and the VR connection seems like a recurring problemette.
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flashrs1988
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Post by flashrs1988 »

Hi Robert,
I see from you web site that you have mounted the VR sensor on a steel bracket, this may be the source of the problem, I think you need to magnetically isolate the vr sensor, could be wrong?

Cheers

Steve




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rmaddock
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Steel

Post by rmaddock »

"I see from you web site that you have mounted the VR sensor on a steel bracket"

Steve,

I've seen other installations on the net with steel brackets.

I'll bear what you say in mind though incase I don't get anywhere with other possibilities.

Cheers!

Robert.
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