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Chadicles	posted on 15th Sep 09 at 19:14
	i just put it down to the alarm or the immobilizer kicking in as its got it all on it, but never really no what the problem was
Chadicles	posted on 15th Sep 09 at 19:12
	had this problem with my xe after doing replacing my porus head, got no spark and no fuel pump, in the end i took a live feed from the ignition to the coil + side and my engine ran, but this is on a dizzy engine. i expect your running a coil pack so i have no idea about that.
craig_s	posted on 13th Sep 09 at 12:59
	get a proper xe one.
Dan295	posted on 13th Sep 09 at 11:07
	erm its got the fuel relay from the original corsa loom? help ttt
redtom	posted on 12th Sep 09 at 18:28
	wont spark without the fuel relay in.
Dan295	posted on 12th Sep 09 at 18:19
	didnt mean that in a twatish way sorry, i will look into the fuel relay :thumbs:
Dan295	posted on 12th Sep 09 at 18:17
	that doesnt solve the issue of it not having a spark though does it
redtom	posted on 12th Sep 09 at 18:07
	fuel pump relay? will stop the ecu light from being on and will crank forever.
Dan295	posted on 12th Sep 09 at 18:06
	The ECU fitted to my ECU simply will not power up, the gearbox is earthed, the block is earthed and it will crank forever yet the ecu light is missing from the corsa clocks. by the looks of it theres no spark which i have now put down to the ECU and the fuel pump isnt working either. When the ECU is connected from pin27 on the ecu to the battery when the key is on the handbrake light comes on, theres plenty of brake fluid so this isnt the case and it is definitely something electrical. Im asking for the properly experienced people here so if you can help me out please do, (theres definitely 12v going to the ECU)