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posted by  someone claiming to be andoy on  Fri Feb 20 04:37 CST 2004 [RELATED]

1993 940 non turbo. new in tank fuel pump, new fuel filter, new cat conv, new exhaust system, new flywheel sensor, new fuel pump relay, perfect radio suppression relay, cleaned power stage ignition coil contacts (its a regina), strong battery, all lights work, will turn and turn and turn but wont start.

it run for about two weeks after all the above new stuff, but wont start after a day of running after I removed air filter (no replacement yet). did I disconnect anything by accident?

is this an ignition problem now? will try to check if there is spark by using ringlee's (???) antenna, bulb, ground home device to show flickering light if there is current.

how many wires should be connected to my power stage ignition? I have three now (wire to distributor, one three prong, one two prong)

is there a possibility that wiring connection with the new fuel pump is bad that it prevents pump from running?

thanks in advance,

andrew






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