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[Nforce]

Sorry just re-read that....yes the plugs were tested with an earthed cable.

However,the fact that the plugs are wet with fuel should mean that there's no spark?

[Steve B]

OOps..No, I didn't .

However,the fact that the plugs are wet with fuel should mean that there's no spark?

i would go and earth them up and crank over just to be sure there is no spark

[Nforce]

Thanks for the help bigtimecube

[Steve B]

This problem seems to have came about after you changed the cam sensor.

its a shot in the dark but when you done cam sensor.do you remember pulling that wire loom/trunking around on the cam cover
are you sure something has not came unplugged a little but not enough to be easily noticed

[Nforce]

This problem seems to have came about after you changed the cam sensor.

its a shot in the dark but when you done cam sensor.do you remember pulling that wire loom/trunking around on the cam cover
are you sure something has not came unplugged a little but not enough to be easily noticed

All connectors are fine from what I can gather. It's a mystery,alright.

[Nforce]

Bump

Double and triple checked the wiring connectors,still no joy. There's definitely no spark at the plugs. New DIS pack fitted and the DIS electrical connector appears to be receiving power on  #1 and #2 with the ignition switched to position 2. Any help gratefully accepted

[Raeturbo]

Did this ever get fixed?