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microtech LT10s help

Started by <NICK> · 30 Nov 2009 · 4 replies

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<NICK>Archived member
guys need help with something , i finally finished putting my car together the other night , now ive struck a problem as always with vl's lol the car wont fire , i have spark and fuel which is ok but i crank it but it just wont turn over , now im thinkn the LT10s might not have a basemap .. in saying that i had to tell the person i baught it off what injectors and ignition setup im running... but in saying that the orange light on the ecu itself was flashing which means there is fault somewhere , now i cant refer to my handcontroller becuase im waiting for it to be delivered also i have put a new ported etc head on the car so im 100% the cam timing is not out and i put the dizzy back in to the same spot it was in the standard head ive also fitted 1000cc rochesters with aftermarket rail but am still using standard inlet manafold i have spoken to the guys at jpc and they assure me its a small problem and easy fix but i would like to fire it up before i send it down there for personal benefit lol so any ideas would be much appreciated
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<NICK>Archived member
worked out the problem
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theVLguyArchived member
are the plugs wet? might need to take a chunk of fuel out if they are.
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<NICK>Archived member
problem solved!
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VlDUBCArchived member
What was it?
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