Loosing spark to engine
Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 12:29 am
Any info will be greatly appreciated.
My NA6 from time to time decides it wants to have a flame out. It runs and drives for a while then the engine dies.
We have re wired the immobiliser and cleaned all the terminals on the engine plugs including the crank angle sensor plug. It has done this maybe 5-6 times over the last 6 weeks. After fiddling around it runs again. I have not had the issue for 4 weeks since today and have even run it in an Auto-Sprint since it did it last. The car has been sitting for two weeks without use and started first crank. I drove it down the street and it died not even 5 minutes.
I don't think it is a is related to temperature, I am enclined to think it may be the crank angle sensor. When the issue is occurring it does crank but does not fire. It does not starve for fuel so I am not inclined to think it is bad fuel or blocked filter. The fuel pump can be heard when on accessories.
If there is a common issue or if any one has had similar symptoms, I'd love to hear from you.
Thanks in advance.
Chris.
My NA6 from time to time decides it wants to have a flame out. It runs and drives for a while then the engine dies.
We have re wired the immobiliser and cleaned all the terminals on the engine plugs including the crank angle sensor plug. It has done this maybe 5-6 times over the last 6 weeks. After fiddling around it runs again. I have not had the issue for 4 weeks since today and have even run it in an Auto-Sprint since it did it last. The car has been sitting for two weeks without use and started first crank. I drove it down the street and it died not even 5 minutes.
I don't think it is a is related to temperature, I am enclined to think it may be the crank angle sensor. When the issue is occurring it does crank but does not fire. It does not starve for fuel so I am not inclined to think it is bad fuel or blocked filter. The fuel pump can be heard when on accessories.
If there is a common issue or if any one has had similar symptoms, I'd love to hear from you.
Thanks in advance.
Chris.