Engine Mechanical problem
1988 Ford Bronco V8 Four Wheel Drive Automatic a lot miles
Ive got an 88 Bronco with a 351w, that won't start. It died on me on the freeway, so I towed it home to take a look. Initially I thought it was the fuel pump, but I smell gas from the breather when I try to start it, as well as the tailpipe. I found I had no spark, so after replacing the ign. module,coil , cap, rotor, wires and plugs, I have spark, but it still wont fire. I used fordfuelinjection.com's self test procedure to pull a code 96 for a "fuel pump secondary circuit failure-battery voltage not found on fuel pump monitor circuit" But like I said, I definately smelled gas, and my plugs were black, wet, and smelled like gas, which makes me think there has to be gas there. It turns over still, but doesnt fire... I dont have a lot of room or money, so Im in a tough spot considering this is my daily driver. So, here I am, hoping that someone can at least get me pointed in the right direction
1988 Ford Bronco V8 Four Wheel Drive Automatic a lot miles
Ive got an 88 Bronco with a 351w, that won't start. It died on me on the freeway, so I towed it home to take a look. Initially I thought it was the fuel pump, but I smell gas from the breather when I try to start it, as well as the tailpipe. I found I had no spark, so after replacing the ign. module,coil , cap, rotor, wires and plugs, I have spark, but it still wont fire. I used fordfuelinjection.com's self test procedure to pull a code 96 for a "fuel pump secondary circuit failure-battery voltage not found on fuel pump monitor circuit" But like I said, I definately smelled gas, and my plugs were black, wet, and smelled like gas, which makes me think there has to be gas there. It turns over still, but doesnt fire... I dont have a lot of room or money, so Im in a tough spot considering this is my daily driver. So, here I am, hoping that someone can at least get me pointed in the right direction
Jun 8, 2009 at 10:20 AM
