if im getting power to the coil packs but im getting no spark and we swapped my buddies coil packs in and got no spark what sends the signal for the spark?

 

is your crankshaft positioning sensor plugged in?

 

I think it should still fire even if that not pluged in, but just out of phase. My eclipse CPS went bad and would still crank and fire for afew rotations and die.

 

the crank sensor is brand new, same as the cam, both have power!

 

Is the spring in the boot getting connection??

 

where is the ignition power transistor? not the ecu pinout of it the actuall piece..

 

mine didnt fire when it was unplugged it turned over but no spark , hence why i posted it, and i understand the sensors are new but are they all plugged in, if the coils have power then the ecu is telling them to not fire...what you need to do is locate WHY the ecu is telling them this, most of the time this i due to a sensor not being plugged in

...most of the time, not all
either way i hope you solve your problem please keep us posted

 

we have it plugged in, the only thing we do not is the tps and oil pressure when on the phone with a highly reguarded shop and they said that should not matter at all..

 

Oh cool, yeah then there must be a wire somewhere not letting signal go through.
Not sure where that Transistor is

 

if anybody knows there the ingtion power transistor is...

 

well the oil pressure signal isnt it cause the car will run with no oil in it...sucks but its true, but try just plugging the tps sensor in and giving it a try, cant hurt right?

 

we did that already, with my buddies tps...


we know it has to be a signal, but if i cant find where the ignition power transistor is then im going to be stuck at this point..

 

did you already check fuses?? my only other guess would be a signal wire, or something not grounded

 

I believe the "transistor" is the Coil Pack, because the wires dont go anywhere else but to them. I remember cutting one of those wires when i was rewiring my car, and only 2/3 would fire.

http://www.evomoto.com/tech_info.php...3_5&tech_id=19 (ECU Pins)

 

i have checked every fuse over n over n over again...