Old Crow

On 31 Aug 2003 23:16:24 -0700, carnuck@hotmail.com (Jim Blair) wrote:

>A: Try unplugging and replugging every connector.
>
>


Actually, I did that. Also took a VOM and checked the voltage drop on
all the grounds and checked the power and ground circuits to the PCM.
Then, after borrowing the service manual from the Dodge dealer and
spending about 20 minutes running through thier toubleshooting charts,
I went out and bought a PCM for it.
Runs great now...just have to work over the front end to get rid of
the "death wobble" and replace a cracked windshield and the truck will
be in good shape.
Of course, in the meantime, my wife has seen the Quadra-tec catalog
for Cherokee's, so I might have more to do than I suspect. :-)
--
Old Crow
'82 Shovelhead FLT 92" 'Pearl'
'95 Jeep YJ Rio Grande
ASE Certified Master Auto Tech + L1
TOMKAT, BS#133, SENS, MAMBM

Joe

I saw a hot-rod show on Discover this past weekend where the built a hot rod
from the ground up... their engine wouldn't start. Turns out they left the
rotor out. DOH

"Jim Blair" <carnuck@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> A: Try unplugging and replugging every connector.
>
>
> walliscrow@hotmail.com (Old Crow) wrote in message
news:<3f4432c6.10031604@News.CIS.DFN.DE>...
> > Ok, now the stupid truck has a new crank sensor, and a new cam
> > sensor...and still no spark.
> >
> > Has power to the coil when cranking, but no ground signal to make coil
> > fire. Swapped coil into the YJ, just to make sure it's good.
> >
> > read the trouble codes: 12, 11, 76, and 55
> >
> > Ok, 11 is a no crank signal code.
> > 12 is the battery disconnect code(makes sense, I just changed
> > out the battery a couple of weeks ago)
> > 55 is the "end of codes" code
> >
> > WTF is a 76? Can't find it in any of the on-lind code lists.
> >
> > guess I'll hit the shop foreman at the Dodge dealer up and see if I
> > can borrow the service manual for a couple of days.

Joe

I saw a hot-rod show on Discover this past weekend where the built a hot rod
from the ground up... their engine wouldn't start. Turns out they left the
rotor out. DOH

"Jim Blair" <carnuck@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:7acaf99a.0308312216.49b32007@posting.google.c om...
> A: Try unplugging and replugging every connector.
>
>
> walliscrow@hotmail.com (Old Crow) wrote in message
news:<3f4432c6.10031604@News.CIS.DFN.DE>...
> > Ok, now the stupid truck has a new crank sensor, and a new cam
> > sensor...and still no spark.
> >
> > Has power to the coil when cranking, but no ground signal to make coil
> > fire. Swapped coil into the YJ, just to make sure it's good.
> >
> > read the trouble codes: 12, 11, 76, and 55
> >
> > Ok, 11 is a no crank signal code.
> > 12 is the battery disconnect code(makes sense, I just changed
> > out the battery a couple of weeks ago)
> > 55 is the "end of codes" code
> >
> > WTF is a 76? Can't find it in any of the on-lind code lists.
> >
> > guess I'll hit the shop foreman at the Dodge dealer up and see if I
> > can borrow the service manual for a couple of days.