mwestrich@fuse.net Posted December 31, 2004 Posted December 31, 2004 I have a 1990 LS400. I had an after market remote starter installed by Circuit City for two years and when I recently used it the bendex locked up. Replaced starter. Now it will not start. No spark, no fuel pressure. Could this be an anti-theft problem or computer or fuseable link, etc.?
SKperformance Posted December 31, 2004 Posted December 31, 2004 what is a bendix? what locked up? are you sure your timing belt didn;t snap?
mehullica Posted January 2, 2005 Posted January 2, 2005 Seen this before. High mileage car? On the passanger side near the front of the motor is the "ne" crankshaft signal harness, close to the #1 injector. The connector has to be moved to remove the manifold. Sometimes the wires break due to age and corrosion. No crank signal will cause this problem.
mwestrich@fuse.net Posted January 5, 2005 Author Posted January 5, 2005 Seen this before. High mileage car? On the passanger side near the front of the motor is the "ne" crankshaft signal harness, close to the #1 injector. The connector has to be moved to remove the manifold. Sometimes the wires break due to age and corrosion. No crank signal will cause this problem. ← I'll take a look at that tomorrow. Thanks for the info.
SKperformance Posted January 5, 2005 Posted January 5, 2005 thanks ,never heard of the term besides a brake manufcturer with the same or similar name
bartkat Posted January 5, 2005 Posted January 5, 2005 thanks ,never heard of the termbesides a brake manufcturer with the same or similar name ← Old school name. :D
mwestrich@fuse.net Posted January 8, 2005 Author Posted January 8, 2005 I wanted to give you an update. The car is at the local automobile electrical repair shop and they have yet to figure out the problem. I let them know to check the suggestions I received. I'm keeping my fingers crossed, its been 2 days.
SRK Posted January 8, 2005 Posted January 8, 2005 thanks ,never heard of the termbesides a brake manufcturer with the same or similar name ← Old school name. :D ← Your're right. The Bendix starter drive was last used on the Ford flathead V-8, and it used a helix to advance the drive pinion, and a spring to return it. Every car I can think of since 1954 has used a solenoid with an overrunning clutch. For some reason the term "bendix" has stuck for 50 years.....
mwestrich@fuse.net Posted January 26, 2005 Author Posted January 26, 2005 There were two problems. One was there was no signal to the crank sensor so they repaired that open wire. The second problem was there was no pulse signal to the injectors so they repaired that open wire too. Cost: $665.00. Thanks for your help!!
VBdenny Posted January 27, 2005 Posted January 27, 2005 I MUST be from the old school then because I knew what a Bendix was. I was suprized you had not heard that Sk. When it's cold, the starter tends to hang engaged for awhile on my Lexus before disengaging. I don't like it, not at all.
ArmyofOne Posted January 27, 2005 Posted January 27, 2005 I MUST be from the old school then because I knew what a Bendix was. I was suprized you had not heard that Sk.When it's cold, the starter tends to hang engaged for awhile on my Lexus before disengaging. I don't like it, not at all. ← yeah i dont liek that either, becuase if it doesnt fire the first time, you cant immediately re crank...have to wait a few seconds...
pimp daddy Posted January 28, 2007 Posted January 28, 2007 There were two problems. One was there was no signal to the crank sensor so they repaired that open wire. The second problem was there was no pulse signal to the injectors so they repaired that open wire too. Cost: $665.00. Thanks for your help!! I have the same problem open wire no signal to the crank sensor. I live near philly. who did your work?
LScott400 Posted January 28, 2007 Posted January 28, 2007 There were two problems. One was there was no signal to the crank sensor so they repaired that open wire. The second problem was there was no pulse signal to the injectors so they repaired that open wire too. Cost: $665.00. Thanks for your help!! I'm glad to hear you're on the road again :) I would be curious to know if your repair invoice itemizes the charges and what they are. Thanks.
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