In addition to low battery voltage, if that is the problem, it is very
likely that the plugs are fuel fouled.
I've been fooled by low battery voltage before, car will crank fine
all day long but not fire.
If that is not the problem start checking the basics to be sure you
have adequate fuel flow and pressure, spark, etc.
Jeff
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On Jan 12, 2010, at 7:17 PM, Kevin Redden <[email protected]> wrote:
Check to make sure you've got enough volts at the battery, below a
certain amount (11 or something) the ECU won't fire the injectors.
Kevin
Robert Mocas wrote:
Hello,
Where should I start looking for trouble with a no-start problem on
an '82
GTV-6, knowing the following:
Ran fine when parked a few days before. I rolled it out of the
garage so I
had space to work on a different Alfa.
Weather was below freezing and the car sat out all day. Tried to
start it
after dinner and it would turn over just fine but would not fire
even a
little.
Pushed it in the next morning and confirmed the fuel pump is
working and
fuses 5 and 8 seem to be fine. In heated garage (55F) and still no
fire.
Relays? Ignition Switch? Anything else beside grounds? The car
ran fine
before this.
Thanks,
Rob
NE Ohio
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