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Old 06-11-2007, 05:13 PM
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88 4cyl no start

I need help please the thing wont start.

I have just replaced the spark plugs and wires because there was not a good spark and the coils were good. That fixed that problem. Then I had to replace the fuel regulator because it was just gushing fuel and that looked really bad, didn't fix the problam then i was told it was the injector makeing it flood the engine.(and i mean just flood) I replaced that and it was ok for a while it has now again stoped working. I would be most thankful for any and all help.

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Re: 88 4cyl no start

You have to take a look at the basics first. Is it getting good spark? How about fuel, whats the fuel pressure? What year is this car? Any SES codes?
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Re: 88 4cyl no start

it is a 1988 Chevy celeb wagon with the 4cyl, It is getting good blue spark and fuel.(replaced injectorand fuel reg.) I dont know about SES(service engine soon right?) codes cause i can not get it running. It will run off ether till it runs out but then dies.
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