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Frustrating no-start problem solved. 700 1990

I had originally posted the stumbling no-start problem with my 744T on March 21st, and I want to thank everyone who responded for the info and what turned out to be quite an education for me. (No pain, no gain, maybe...) After checking fuses, R-Interference relay, FI relay, crank position sensor, fuel pressure and flow, both pumps, voltage at the injectors and spark, I finally looked at the plugs. (Maybe I shoild have done that first?) They were black and of course soaked when I pulled them. I replaced them and it started immediately. Embarrassing, but what a way to learn! I'll drive a week and then check the new ones to see if its running rich and then change the oil - I can't imagine that gas hasn't diluted the oil from 2 weeks of cranking without firing. Thanks again.

Jim Weiss
83 245T/M46, 90 744T/M46, 90 760T, 93 945T, want more ...






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