Originally posted by Jeff Goldblum
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I'll just leave this here as well.... I am having a no start issue that is similar to this.... I have an 04 SANTE, about 550 hours, owned it for 3 years, new plugs then, all other maint up to date, never had any drive-ability, rough running, hesitation, etc before now.
On the lake yesterday going through a slow zone, had been out for maybe an hour, engine stalled with no hiccup or any warning. Tried restarting, cranks fine, still no start. Checked the obvious, fuel level per gauge, just filled up 2 days prior, should be plenty, lanyard, loose connections, breakers, fuses, all ok. Went as far as pulling out safety switch and jumped it together. Could clearly smell fuel, both pumps turning on. Pulled plug wires for visual, pulled out one plug, looked fine, some fule soak tho. cranked at WOT to clear flood, cranked and checked for spark, all ok. No fuel psi gauge at the moment, but some sprayed up when pushing the test port valve, will check actual psi tomorrow. Pulled off dizzy cap and it was very fuzzy and rotor end was pretty black so I used a wire brush to clean them up while stranded, still nothing. Replaced cap and rotor today, no change.... was really hoping that was it.
Dinked around with checking voltages at pumps, ok tried checking injector pulse, a bit too fast for my meter but definitely pulsing. Crankng voltage ok. Unplugged pretty much every connector to check for the green, all look ok. Now when i crank it I get a MAP sensor fault message in the dash display. Removed that for visual, looks fine i guess.
What am I missing???!!
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make sure tour anti siphon valve on tank is clean. as for low pressure pumps mine would run for ten minutes heat up and stop working until cooled off for hours(intermittent pressure issues). drove me nuts. It is my first go to and the most common issue to your symptoms. replaced at least three over the years.
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