I have spark, on each plug and wire.The first thing you'll want to do is confirm you have spark. This can be done using a spark gap tester.
Disconnect all spark plugs. Attach the tester to each spark plug wire and attach the other end of the tester to a good ground. Have a friend crank the engine and confirm you have a good bright blue spark on every cylinder.
.I have spark, on each plug and wire.
When I took the first plug out, the engine runs on 5 cylinders, when I put the plug back in it will not run. The battery is new 12volts on my tester. Can it be a starter motor that does not have enough power for the engine compression? How do I test Starter to know if it turns the engine enough?
Ok, I will check the vst, I don't have the adapter that goes to the little valve in the side . Can I use the exit hose to check the pressure?Check your vst pressure.
Check the injector wire harness. Connector is round, low, starboard, 4 wires. No green connections allowed.
Does the starter turn the engine with 6 plugs in?
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fuel pressure is 34 psi, but what I realized it only stars cold. It quickly starts at the turn of the key, connected the water hose let it run about 5mins to warm up and again will not start no matter how much I tried.Don't need an adapter. It's a standard shrader valve to a tire. Just use a lock-on style tire pressure gauge.
I pulled out all the plugs. I got them all flood with fuel. I was genuinely afraid that it could be the injectors ( expensive ). I read the book again and find out that if the regulator on the vst wasn't working that also would also cause too much pressure delivered to the injectors therefore engine will flood. I checked the regulator and changed the vacuum hose apparently it was clogged and that resolved. I did turn it off started it back on like 4 times, the rest is to try it in the water hoping that was the problem. I don't know if I still have problem with my injectors , I recall the book mention that without the regulator the pump can deliver up to 90 psi of pressure. I guess that was too much for the injector to stay closed.Normally... with what it's doing, it's because the engine is flooding. (fuel) When the injectors are going bad... they leak. So, when you turn off the engine... the pressure in the system pushes what's left of the fuel in the injection system, into the engine. That wets the spark plugs, and makes it hard to start. BUT... after a few hours... that evaporates, and it will restart.
Try this again, and see if it holds pressure in the fuel system... and for how long. Next... pull all the spark plugs, and crank it over for a few seconds... put the plugs back in... and see if it starts. I know it won't be easy with it hot... but it could help. Also... check the resistance of the temp senders hot.
I pulled out all the plugs. I got them all flood with fuel. I was genuinely afraid that it could be the injectors ( expensive ). I read the book again and find out that if the regulator on the vst wasn't working that also would also cause too much pressure delivered to the injectors therefore engine will flood. I checked the regulator and changed the vacuum hose apparently it was clogged and that resolved. I did turn it off started it back on like 4 times, the rest is to try it in the water hoping that was the problem. I don't know if I still have problem with my injectors , I recall the book mention that without the regulator the pump can deliver up to 90 psi of pressure. I guess that was too much for the injector to stay closed.
I will update over the weekend, thank you so much all for your advices.