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No check engine light

pomai

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New motor (383). when I turn the key on, the check engine light does not come on, Also no sound coming from the fuel pump, buy I do have power going to it. Any help will be realy appreciated.

Thanks, Ed
 
power to the pump but no pressure? What vehicle is this? TBI? Vortec? TPI???? makes a big difference.

Check fuses?
 
88 chevy Blazer TBI. when I hook up a tester to the wire harness for the fuel pump I get a faint light. new pump, chip.
Should the check engine light come on when I turn to key on? Another thing, the battery gauge goes to 13 when I turn on the key.

Thanks al lot for responding, Ed
 
Yes, I checked for good grounds and am still checking. But the check engine light should come on right?

Thanks, Ed
 
Check that your ECM is even getting power. You can try pulling codes with the paperclip, but if you aren't getting a check engine light, either the bulb is dead, or the ECM or ECM wiring to the bulb is screwed up.
 
No power to the head lights, instrument panel or cabin light. Were does the power come from to power the headlights. Got blinkers front and back, wipers, brake lights. Can't find a fuse for the headlights. There must be a wire that I did't hook up, but I cant find it, I removed everything, dash, instrament panel & A/C ducking. can't find a wire that is not hooked up. I disconected the plug to the light switch and tested for power. NON. (Help)
were does the power come from to power the headlights?

Thanks for all your help, Ed
 
Check for power at the junction block on the firewall. Path is: battery->starter->junction block->fuse panel. There are fusible links in between, if the junction block is dead, somethings going on in the engine bay.

You can also check for voltage at the ECM fuse, if nothing, that portion of your fuse panel (if that's where the ECM fuse is) is not getting voltage, again likely something in the engine bay.
 
Do you have the small wire on the pos battery cable hooked up to the large threaded lug on the alternator ? There should also be another wire hooked up to that lug also. That wire is the hot all the time wire that feeds ignition, acessories, ecm, and the things that are hot when the ign is turned off that you say are not working.
 
Thank You Very Much!

Thunder said:
Do you have the small wire on the pos battery cable hooked up to the large threaded lug on the alternator ? There should also be another wire hooked up to that lug also. That wire is the hot all the time wire that feeds ignition, acessories, ecm, and the things that are hot when the ign is turned off that you say are not working.

YOUR RIGHT!,THANK YOU!, THANK YOU! THANK YOU!. :bow: my son & I woked untill 12:30 am tearing out the glove box, A/C ducting, dash, bezel & anthying that was in my way so I could get access. Checked, double checked, triple checked grounds and all the wireing. Now the fuel pump, check enging light, headlights all work!.
I had one more wire that I could not figure out were it goes. this wire had 2 differant size lugs on it. :o Wellllll, one side, to the altornater, The other side to the pos batter post, just like you said. last night I thought of this but was affraid of the consequences if I was wrong. I can't thank you enough. :bow: THANK YOU!. This has beed a long 10 month project, many mistakes & many lessons learned. Today, thanks to you, I learned something new,"that wire is the hot all the time wire that feeds ignition, accessories, ecm and the things that are hot when the ignition is turnded off "
Next, pre lube the motor & the initial start.

Thank you very much, and every body else who tryed to help.

Ed
 

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