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My celica dont wanna start

Discussion in 'Diagnosis/Help' started by Sterling, Nov 17, 2007.

  1. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    ok after all the work ive done, i finally finished my long partially delayed service before i got it running, oil, coolant, distributer cap and rotor, spark plugs, etc

    and after troubleshooting the lack of spark, i noticed, there is a green electrical clip that has nothing connected...hmm mustve been missed? what does it connect too?

    thanks.

    oh and how can i tell if my injectors are opening or not?
     
  2. rye

    rye Well-Known Member Donated!

    That's not very descriptive at all....

    A picture would do wonders here.....
     
  3. Noobified

    Noobified Guest

    I bet he is referring to something on the coolant inlet hose that has all the sensors on it.
     
  4. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    i ment the green clip on the bottom of the distributer, i found a green wire clip hanging, so i cliped it 2gether and the car still wont start, is it possible it could be the coil?
     
  5. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    bump i think its the coil
     
  6. Gurr

    Gurr Guest

    Not to be mean or anything, but did you plug the coil in, and how about the igniter? I'd back track seeing if you have everything plugged in on the harness before moving onto getting new parts.
     
  7. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    yeh ill take a picture, theres a clip on the top of the coil, and the coil lead going to the distributer is connected....
     
  8. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    bump

    until i get the picture i need some more opinions i really wanna drive her again
     
  9. rye

    rye Well-Known Member Donated!

    Did you ever do the spark plug test to see if you're getting spark?
     
  10. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    yep. clamped a working plug to the head and plugged the lead into the cap. nothing.

    i was gonna take a picture today but wasnt sure of what to shoot?

    whats the igniter? unless thats a name for something i no.

    ok lets just get everything straight then CUZ I REALLY WANT TO DRIVE MY CAR COME ON!!!

    attention MAFIX - XR PILOT - CRAZY ACHMED or anybody else who knows the celica inside out!!

    -spark plug leads connected
    -lead to coil connected
    -clip ontop of coil connected
    -clip attached to the underneath of distributer connected
    -brand new cap and rotor, no spark still, but i no the old cap was shot.

    notthing else really comes to mind.

    PLEASE HELP ME IM SERIOUSLY GETTING REALYL PISSED OFF IVE COME SO FAR (for a nearly 16 yr old) AND I REALLY JUST REALLY WANT TO DRIVE HER!!!! :cry:
     
  11. Gurr

    Gurr Guest

    The igniter is what triggers the coil. I don't know where it is in the FWD vehicles. You could have a bad one.
    Have you checked to make sure all your grounds are good? I would go through and clean them all off with
    sandpaper. Are your wires good? I really need to know more about what you did to try and help.
     
  12. rye

    rye Well-Known Member Donated!

    The ignitor on my gt-s is on my strut tower bar
     
  13. rye

    rye Well-Known Member Donated!

    I have an extra working ignitor....if you need one just pay shipping...
     
  14. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    um yeh ill look into that still wating for my cash to come

    the coil is on the strut bar, or is that the igniter? or is that the same thing?
     
  15. rye

    rye Well-Known Member Donated!

    I'm pretty sure the coil is inside the cap... The ignitor is what feeds the coil....
     
  16. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    um what

    the coils in the distributer? WTF?
     
  17. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    well ok then, is it the coil giving me problems or the igniter? im starting to get really confused
     
  18. rye

    rye Well-Known Member Donated!

    I duno..mafix should look at this thread and correct me if I'm wrong lol
     
  19. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    hahahah yes he should

    well does any1 (still including you rye) know how to test if an igniter/coil thing works without a multimeter?
     
  20. Sterling

    Sterling Guest

    hello mafix? lol
     

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