I have a 2010 m8, has been down over a year because I have been customizing it. all that the engine has is a dynojet power commader V box (tuned for 5000-10000 feet), speedwork pipes, boysene reeds and black diamond intake... Went to try to start it and won't fire. Pulled plugs, seemed dry. pulled line from fuel rail had alot of pressure (feul sprayed out). could this be an injector problem. Sled only has 250 miles and ran pefect before all this. Anythoughts? Thanks
2010 m8 no start.... Fuel
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still needs a little kick, poor a pop bottle cap of gas in a cylinder, it should start and might die then start back up after a few pulls. Might have to do it twice
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diggerdown
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Injectors could be stuck after sitting that long, sometimes a little tapping on them works other times you need to pull them out and soak them in some carb cleaner. Yes sometimes dumping a little fuel in to get it running will help them kick loose, I think it's the viberations
Have you tried unplugging the pcv if not try it
Yeah I removed the programer and just re hooked to the ECM and pulled a punch and it would not fire. I will trie powering gas into the cylinder when I get home. It turns over good, lights come on, but not so much as a spudder. pulled the bran new plugs and they are drie. It seems like no fuel gets past the injectors
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SpokaneRMK
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Mine was like that this fall, took me forever to get her to fire up, just keep pulling the cord, it'll go.
Had same issue. Injectors are stuck. Verify by spraying gas in airbox with squirt bottle. If it fires, Remove connectors off injectors and take a 9 volt battery connect 2 wires to it (1 on each terminal) then touch wires to each injector connector prong... should hear a click... click 2 or 3 times... reconnect should fire then.
When the fuel system is run dry (taken apart) it can be a real pain to get the fuel pumping again. even though it sprayed out when you removed the line doesn't mean anything. you can also hook up a 9v battery or 12v power source to the pump wires to help prime system.
The pump seems to be working, I have removed the line 3 times and everytime it had lots of pressure in the rail.
Yeah kill switch is on; about 1/4 tank of fresh fuel
What seems like a lot really isn't, I ran one out as I rode it into the trailer, then filled it all the way up and pulled it a couple hundred times and it would not build over 20lbs of pressure. One cap of fuel in the spark plug hole and it fired then died, then 15 pulls later started. But when it fired it bumped the fuel pressure up over 20lbs and kept building every pull after that.
Its pretty easy to just hook power to the pump and then you know you have full pressure. But if you let the pump sit dry for a long time I've heard they can go bad, but not likely. Put a fuel pressure gauge on it and find out. spec is 43-47psi
If you have pressure, then I would pull the connectors on the injectors and hold a test light on the pins inside while someone pulls it over, I have seen the wire break right at the plug inside the wire insulator.
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