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1995 EFI 460 f350 Cranks, no start

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6 years 10 months ago #34651 by danetbra63
1995 EFI 460 f350 Cranks, no start was created by danetbra63
Hey everyone,
So to be directly to the point,
Cranks okay, but I think the starter is starting to go from being cranked so many times..
I have verified spark, engine runs with ether in the throttle body.
I have fuel at the fuel rail, 40 psi and holding
We have installed new fuel pump, coil, Fuel pressure regulator to no avail.

I have also jumpered the injectors to the battery and they all "click" open
I have not tested the injector harness with a noid light yet. can this be done with test light?
I was able to pull some codes from the EEC TESTER. CEL flashes indicate a 212 code as well as 542 code
212 - SPOUT fault? 542 - Bad ground fuel pump?
I checked continuity of black wire from fuel pump harness and the ground seems to check good. the fuel pump primes for 3 seconds as it should.
I am not sure where to go from here... I have seen ScannerDanners video on diagnosing the ignition module on these TFI fords, but if I have good spark it would seem that the ignition system is functioning properly.
Please any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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6 years 10 months ago #34659 by Chad
Replied by Chad on topic 1995 EFI 460 f350 Cranks, no start

danetbra63 wrote: I have not tested the injector harness with a noid light yet. can this be done with test light?


Yes.

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