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[94celicadude]

Hey gals and guys, hoping any one of you outrageously smart people out there can help me out. Here goes:

I have done some recent maintenance on my 94 GT, i took the injectors our to have them cleaned and balanced, and at the same time i replaced the timing belt. I did make one mistake in dis-assembling the injectors, my Toyota workshop manual tells me that i need to remove the negative battery terminal and wait a minimum of 90 secs before starting any work, well i was being childish and i wanted to have my radio on while i worked so i could listen to music, and so my battery was hooked up until the moment i had to remove my altenator to do the timing belt side of the job. Well tonight i finally received my injectors back from RC collins in cali. and i had finished the timing belt and all of that jazz and was just waiting for the injectors to come back.

I re-installed the injectors and connected everything back up, i cranked the car and NOTHING!...it cranks but it will not start. Now i have checked and there is NO SPARK and NO FUEL getting to the cylinders, i have also made sure there are no leaks in the system anywhere, i have forced the fuel pump on and i have fuel pressure. I have also checked the ecm for codes, and since it has been unplugged for so long it just thinks that everything is fine so it flashes quickly constantly when put into the diagnosis mode. it does seem like the computer has put itself in a mode where it cuts fuel and ignition, because i have neither of those.

So my question is, what did i mess up by leaving my battery hooked up and unplugging things such as the TPS sensor, distributor plug from the distributor cap, and other plugs from around the throttle body......... could i have blown a fuse?!

PLEASE HELP ME!

hope any of you can give me some insight on what i f-ed up, i will be reading my workshop manual tonight as nighttime reading to see if tha gives me any insights...


anything is greatly appreciated!

This post has been edited by 94celicadude: Nov 22, 2007 - 2:59 PM