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Re: No start- no spark
[Re: dd340]
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05/24/14 11:28 PM
05/24/14 11:28 PM
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RapidRobert
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It'll crank with the key correct? Pull the yellow wire/connector off of the "ign" terminal on the starter relay so you dont run the batt down with needless cranking. Not sure how the Hifire system is wired but normal OE the "point" of the pentastar ECU connector (plus another terminal if the 85 was a 5 pin ECU/4 terminal "dual" ballast system) and the coil positive primary terminal both need fire in ign2 (the cranking brown wire circuit) and in ign1 (run) the "point" of the pentastar ECU connector and thru the ballast "coil" half to the coil positive primary needs fire. All the physical damage to the wiring/terminals etc was done under the hood so I would seperate the bulkhead halves & check continuities & want what needs fire to be hot in ign1 (run) the blue wire circuit and in ign2 (crank) the brown wire circuit. That ain't nothing specific but it might get you started. Holler back. EDIT added the schematic
Last edited by RapidRobert; 05/25/14 11:03 AM.
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Re: No start- no spark
[Re: dd340]
#1624531
05/25/14 09:29 PM
05/25/14 09:29 PM
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therocks
oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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Starter relay is just for the starter.If you dont have voltage look at the diagram.You should have hot into the key and when on it should be coming off the run wire on the switch.Look at the bulkhead connector and the fusiable link also.Rocky
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Re: No start- no spark
[Re: dd340]
#1624532
05/25/14 09:49 PM
05/25/14 09:49 PM
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RapidRobert
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See if www.mymopar.com has wiring diagrams for that 87 truck. The ign system pretty much just needs (3) things (A) the dist pickup to trip the ECU (we should be OK there) (B) fire to the coil in crank and run (C) fire to the ECU in crank and run. Seperate the bulkhead half & see if the blue wire ign1 (run) circuit has fire with the ign key in "run" and see if the brown wire ign2 "crank" circuit has fire with the key held to "start". This'll direct you to work back inside to the ign sw for the open or downstream on the eng side (likely) to the devices that need to be fed. Pull the yellow wire off of the starter relay so it does not engage the starter till we get it sorted out (no need to run the batt down & we know the starter circuit works).
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Re: No start- no spark
[Re: therocks]
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05/26/14 01:42 AM
05/26/14 01:42 AM
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hp383
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Check your fusible links on the drivers inner fender. When the wires got tangled, it may have shorted out one of the links.
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Re: No start- no spark
[Re: dd340]
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06/03/14 12:37 AM
06/03/14 12:37 AM
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RapidRobert
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I would think there'd be just the main hot wire in. You could trace em out in the schematic for your vehicle/year at www.mymopar.com
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