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Old 07-20-2006, 05:12 PM   #1
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wont start, help

ok so last week i had a paxton novi-1000 installed on my 1993 mustang 5.0, and ever since i got it installed my car has been having trouble starting, like it will crank but it will not start but if i check it 5 hours later it might start up, today i missed work because my f^**#!% car wouldnt start and its really starting to piss me off and i have no idea what it could be, i brought it back to the place that installed it but when i brought it back it was runing fine but its craps out alot, any1 know how to fix this or what the problem can be?
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Old 07-20-2006, 05:28 PM   #2
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Re: wont start, help

Sounds like it could be the TFI module that is mounted on the dizzy. What kinda distributor do you have?
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Old 07-20-2006, 05:47 PM   #3
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its the stock distributor
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Old 07-20-2006, 06:27 PM   #4
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its the stock distributor
Very well could be the TFI. Try it out, it's not that expensive. Just make sure you grease it per the instructions. Take a look.
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Old 07-20-2006, 07:27 PM   #5
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Re: wont start, help

why would it be the tfi wouldnt it be something related to the supercharger, i also had a 255 lph fuel pump installed too, could there be something wrong with the fuel pump and im not getting enough fuel?
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why would it be the tfi wouldnt it be something related to the supercharger, i also had a 255 lph fuel pump installed too, could there be something wrong with the fuel pump and im not getting enough fuel?
TFI's are often associated with intermittent starting problems. Adding a supercharger will create more heat, and the TFI doesn't like excessive heat, esp if it's original. Also, I'm going to assume the installer of the supercharger retarded your timing, and doing so, along with the heat of the SC may have caused an issue to a weak TFI.

Now if you think it's fuel related, I would hope you have a fuel pressure regulator and gauge mounted somewhere since you have added a supercharger. Check FP at start up and while running to varify weak or insufficent flow.
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Old 07-20-2006, 09:01 PM   #7
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its probably not fuel related, but yea my timing is at 10 degrees, can i get a new tfi at like strauss or autozone or do i have to order online like at the site you sent. thanks man, looks like you know your shit
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Re: wont start, help

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its probably not fuel related, but yea my timing is at 10 degrees, can i get a new tfi at like strauss or autozone or do i have to order online like at the site you sent. thanks man, looks like you know your shit
Any local parts store should have it. The local shops here (well 2 of them) didnt know what I was talking about until I called it an "ignition module for a Ford". They didnt know what a TFI was. Just a heads up, but yes any local parts store should have them in stock.
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Any local parts store should have it. The local shops here (well 2 of them) didnt know what I was talking about until I called it an "ignition module for a Ford". They didnt know what a TFI was. Just a heads up, but yes any local parts store should have them in stock.
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Old 07-21-2006, 10:14 PM   #10
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damn that was a pain in the ass got the part costed 60 bucks go to put it on to find out i gotta turn the dizzy then do that to find out i gotta go to store and get a deep socket 7/32 after 3 stores of shopping i switch em put everything back together and my car still wont start, i give up
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Whats your fuel pressure?
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Re: wont start, help

Did you pull out the dizzy? Could the timing be off a tooth? Also did you greese the TFI before install? $60 is damn expensive for a TFI, is it gold plated? Where are you located anyway?
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Old 07-22-2006, 02:47 PM   #13
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it dont know what my fuel pressure is and yea my distributor is in the right spot i marked it, nah it aint gold plated, i live in new jersey
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