Cranks but doesn’t want to start. I checked fuel, spark, compression?

Hi:

If the engine timing (crankshaft/camshafts) timing was off, it would cause a loss of compression. If that part is correct but the ignition timing was off (spark to plugs), that wouldn't affect compression.

If you have fuel, spark, compression, and correct timing, the engine has no choice but to run. Do me a favor, if you are confident the aforementioned components are working properly, I need you to locate the violet wire with a white tracer at one of the fuel injectors. Each injector will have one that color and one a different color. That is the power supply.

Check one or more of those wires with the key in the run position to confirm there is power. Also, let me know what the compression is as well as the fuel pressure.

Take care,

Joe

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If starting fluid doesn't change things, are you certain you have spark at the plugs? If you do, then you need to check compression again. Let me know what you find.

If I don't hear from you, I hope you have a nice Christmas.

Let me know.

Joe