jrnorton4
Member
Hi everyone, first post, and I need help. Bought an 82 with crossfire injection a couple weeks ago that had been sitting up for about 2 years. You can pour fuel into the throttle bodies, and it will crank and run like a champ, but will not put another drop of fuel out until its about to die. It will then inject from both injectors, just a second or two injection, sometimes stays running, most of the time dies on me.
I had a TBI truck in the past, and the fuel pump was the problem I experienced with it. The fuel pump was putting out 10 lbs, but I went ahead and changed it to an 85 vette pump and cleaned out the tank good. Filter was good. Nothing different up front. Fuel pump relay turned on with the key to pressure up, then started pumping good again when turning the engine over. Pulled both throttle bodies apart and checked the injectors, cleaned them good, put back together. Fuel pressure good at the throttle bodies. Adjusted TPS to .530 reading on multimeter. Checked codes and got a Code 15 and a Code 34. Installed a new MAP sensor, installed a new coolant temp sensor, installed a new ignition module. Checked all wires going into these sensors and they all seem ok. Cleared Codes. Still doing the same thing. Checked the oil pressure sensor wires, hot & ground are good, and during cranking its showing over 40 lbs of pressure on the gauge.
The guy I got it from said it was professionally restored three to four years ago, and I think Corvette South in Meridian, MS did most of it. Anyway, looks to be pretty well done from all I can tell. He did say that it had some kind of security system on it that shut it down on him once until he put the key in the door and did something. Tried that to no avail.
I know I'm going to feel really dumb once I figure out what it is. Would prefer to keep the fuel injection for gas mileage and longevity if possible. This is my first Vette, and I want to drive it! Please feel free to e-mail me. HELP!!! I am out of ideas!!!
I had a TBI truck in the past, and the fuel pump was the problem I experienced with it. The fuel pump was putting out 10 lbs, but I went ahead and changed it to an 85 vette pump and cleaned out the tank good. Filter was good. Nothing different up front. Fuel pump relay turned on with the key to pressure up, then started pumping good again when turning the engine over. Pulled both throttle bodies apart and checked the injectors, cleaned them good, put back together. Fuel pressure good at the throttle bodies. Adjusted TPS to .530 reading on multimeter. Checked codes and got a Code 15 and a Code 34. Installed a new MAP sensor, installed a new coolant temp sensor, installed a new ignition module. Checked all wires going into these sensors and they all seem ok. Cleared Codes. Still doing the same thing. Checked the oil pressure sensor wires, hot & ground are good, and during cranking its showing over 40 lbs of pressure on the gauge.
The guy I got it from said it was professionally restored three to four years ago, and I think Corvette South in Meridian, MS did most of it. Anyway, looks to be pretty well done from all I can tell. He did say that it had some kind of security system on it that shut it down on him once until he put the key in the door and did something. Tried that to no avail.
I know I'm going to feel really dumb once I figure out what it is. Would prefer to keep the fuel injection for gas mileage and longevity if possible. This is my first Vette, and I want to drive it! Please feel free to e-mail me. HELP!!! I am out of ideas!!!