2000 Blazer, crank but no start
#1
2000 Blazer, crank but no start
I'm sure this is the millionth title like this but it is the only way to describe my problem, I have a 2000 Blazer LT with the 4.3. the blazer will just crank and when its cranking, its almost as it is backfiring out of the air filter. I have changed the mass air flow sensor, spark plugs(yes they have spark), fuel filter, crank position sensor, battery, and distributor cap. The rotor to the distributor cap spins when I crank the engine. I am not sure if it is a fuel related problem because I can hear the fuel pump building pressure when i turn the key to the run position. I really have no clue at this point and I would like some answers, I cant keep throwing money at this car with no results. Thank you anyone who takes time to read this and help me out.
#2
Might be dumb, but did you double check your wires?
The backfire while cranking sounds like you have wires in the wrong location. I was gonna say distributor might be off, but I didn't see anything about that, just the cap...
The backfire while cranking sounds like you have wires in the wrong location. I was gonna say distributor might be off, but I didn't see anything about that, just the cap...
#3
I'm sure this is the millionth title like this but it is the only way to describe my problem, I have a 2000 Blazer LT with the 4.3. the blazer will just crank and when its cranking, its almost as it is backfiring out of the air filter. I have changed the mass air flow sensor, spark plugs(yes they have spark), fuel filter, crank position sensor, battery, and distributor cap. The rotor to the distributor cap spins when I crank the engine. I am not sure if it is a fuel related problem because I can hear the fuel pump building pressure when i turn the key to the run position. I really have no clue at this point and I would like some answers, I cant keep throwing money at this car with no results. Thank you anyone who takes time to read this and help me out.
#4
Checklist
Fuel Pressure and leakdown, Build to 60 and no more then 10 PSI leakdown over if i remember correctly 30 minutes
Spark Quality (Hot blue spark over a one inch gap is gold)
Distributor timing
Wire location - Cylinder Numbers front to back are 1,3,5 Drivers Side, 2,4,6 Passenger Side
Compression, should be >110 PSI and no cylinder should be less then that or less then 15% from the highest pressure obtained
You mentioned backfiring out the intake, which can be either Ignition or Mechanical timing, does it crank smoothly? next time i get my rig out of the garage i'll pull the fuel pump relay and record what a smooth crank should sound like.
Fuel Pressure and leakdown, Build to 60 and no more then 10 PSI leakdown over if i remember correctly 30 minutes
Spark Quality (Hot blue spark over a one inch gap is gold)
Distributor timing
Wire location - Cylinder Numbers front to back are 1,3,5 Drivers Side, 2,4,6 Passenger Side
Compression, should be >110 PSI and no cylinder should be less then that or less then 15% from the highest pressure obtained
You mentioned backfiring out the intake, which can be either Ignition or Mechanical timing, does it crank smoothly? next time i get my rig out of the garage i'll pull the fuel pump relay and record what a smooth crank should sound like.
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