Thanks, I'll look at what you sent. As far as what I said about reprogramming the CKP, that was wrong now that I thought about it and you said what you just told me, I remember doing that variation learn because of trying to disconnect the chime bell for the ignition and I pulled off the wire for the GM security system. I locked myself out of starting the unit once I turned it over to start. I had to learn all about that and learned how to relearn the system. It worked on the second try.
I read a couple of days ago about the cam sensor and how it will allow you to run but run rough. And how it's used for a misfire. Last year I had a misfire on the #6 and #4 and could not figure out why. I replaced the heads because I blew a gasket and when I put it back together I bent over two pins in the plenum for the injectors and didn't know it until this year when I went looking at different things for misfires. I've been learning how to be a better mechanic as I go on. I'm retired and have all the time in the world. So far I have changed out the whole top of the engine. I should of done the cam but maybe next year I know it's under specs on the lobs. I have a INNOVA 3130c scanner and it does not show any codes for now. And as far as having fire to the plugs goes, I checked out every plug and wire for fire with a spark tester and all have spark. So unless I'm missing something here, I would think that plug, wire, coil, ICM, cap and rotor should be good, right? It acts like it wants to start but just can't jump over the start line. Today I sprayed starter fluid in the intake but it acted like it wanted to go but only backfired and did nothing.
Here another question for ya: Last year when I talked to you or some one at 2CarPros about a problem I was having with low fuel pressure showing only 48 psi. And you said to change out the fuel pump, but I told that person that it was a new pump but was told that it didn't matter if it's new or not to change it out. So now I put in a another new fuel pump and it shows 45 psi. This is a bit upsetting being another new pump. What could be doing this? And I did a voltage drop test on the fuel pump to only find out that it's off by 2.4 v off on the positive side. The negative side was alright. I figure that all of this is somehow linked up somewhere. Thank you for all the help!
Jerry
Sunday, October 6th, 2019 AT 9:00 PM