no fuel to injectors- please help

[maardak@yahoo.ca (Mardak)]

Try bleeding the fuel system for a couple of minutes.  Put all the
injectors in a jar, and lift the plate in the fuel distributor with the
fuel pump engaged.  I didn't bleed mine long enough, and ended up
buying 4 new injectors thinking they were the problem...  (oh well, at
least I have new injectors now :-)

HTH,

Mark.

--- Robbie Cotner <robw_z@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> Just hooked up my rebuilt engine.  "84 8v JH.  It won't start-  I
> have gotten it to the point where it now cranks fairly strong, has
> spark, and timing is OK(as far as mark on cam sprocket is where it
> should be when mark on flywheel is where it should be).  I also
> tested to make sure the #1 cylinder was at(or around, only tested
> with screwdriver) TDC.  Anyway, it won't start, so I pulled the #1
> and #2 injectors.  No fuel coming out of them.  I disconnected the
> fuel line just after the fuel filter(the one near the fuel
> distributor) and fuel came gushing out when cranking.  I then
> disconnected the boot above the airflow plate, and lifted the plate
> to its max.  Fuel then came out of the injectors, quite quickly.  So
> I hooked it all back up(minus inj. 1 and 2) and cranked, still no
> fuel out of them.  I had a friend put his hand over the TB, and he
> said it was sucking, so that means the timing is at least fairly
> correct.  Pushing on the gas doesn't help.  It's almost as though the
> engine isn't pulling enough air to get the air flow plate open, but
> shouldn't it still give fuel even when simply cranking?  Please help-
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Rob
> 
> 
> 
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