No start

Asked by Cpatt Jul 06, 2017 at 11:51 AM about the 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Has sparke , has fuel , has new battery ... checked
timing , and cam sensor.. engine is in time . I'm
leaning towards the ecm , any thought ?

4 Answers

34,745

Make sure you have a good fully charged battery, check battery voltage, it should be minimum 12.4.If battery is ok, spray some quick start in the throttle body to see if it'll start for a bit, if it does, it means it's not getting fuel past the injectors. Check fuel filter,check fuel pressure. If fuel is ok check crank shaft sensor. If still doesn't start, check spark at spark plugs. If spark is ok, check timing. If timing is ok, do a compression test

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I have replaced the battery and checked fuel pressure and compression . All is fine .. I'm asking about ecm being bad ?

34,745

ECM sends signal to fuel injectors, if crank position sensor is bad, ECM doesn't send the signal to injectors, that's the reason I asked u to spray some quick start in the throttle body. If sensor is ok, then u replace ECM

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I understand lol ... that's what I had been leaning towards . Ecm being bad .. everything else checks out ... thanks for your time

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