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NO-start, no fire 700

posted by  LucasC70 on  Wed Jan 5 15:47 CST 2011
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HI guys,

I'm a little puzzled.

My 740T 1991 wont start anymore. The car has been difficult to start just before Christmas, but back then I thought that the wire from the coil to the distributor was the cause. After pulling it out and putting it back in, all was fine.

So here what has been done:
- the plugs, plugs wires, ditributor have been changed 1 year ago
- Crank position sensor, changed 2 months ago.
- I here the usual buzz from the gas pump. The relay also clicks.

Before Christmas, when I had this problem, I tried to change the power amplifier with another unit (used, from my 780). I also foooed around with the radio relays, pulling them out, putting back in, putting other units in and out.

This afternoon, I changed the coil with another unit (used, from my 780, and known to work).

From what I know: I have NO FIRE. What could be the cause now? COuld the distributor cap be dead already???

ANy suggestions and help welcomed.

Luc





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