over the past two days ive had my battery compeltely disconnected. i took off my upper intake and throttle body, and replaced my fuel injectors with new ford hiflo 24lb injectors. i put the fuel rails back. upper intake back. and i put in a brand new pro-m mass air meter for 24lb injectors. i put all the vacuum lines back (i think i got them all right?) and all the wiring harnesses back. (dont think i missed any) .. then i connect the battery. and go to crank over the fox...
i turn the key half way. the fuel pump turns on... off, normal i go look under the hood. dont smell any gas, or see any leaks. the injectors are a success! so i try to crank it over. and everything turns off. dash lights, no cranking etc. everything off... then after about ~10 seconds my alarm starts going off.. it keeps doing this over and over.
im thinking, maybe a weak battery, so i put it on the charger overnight. i just tried it again after an hour. same ****. ill let it charge overnight and see what happens then... but
what else could cause this?
a bad ground somewhere? anything i could have wired wrong? or mixed vacuum lines? anything is appreciated, id work on it more tonight but i dont think my neighborhood would appreicate an alarm going off at 9-10pm over and over.
thanks
derek
i turn the key half way. the fuel pump turns on... off, normal i go look under the hood. dont smell any gas, or see any leaks. the injectors are a success! so i try to crank it over. and everything turns off. dash lights, no cranking etc. everything off... then after about ~10 seconds my alarm starts going off.. it keeps doing this over and over.
im thinking, maybe a weak battery, so i put it on the charger overnight. i just tried it again after an hour. same ****. ill let it charge overnight and see what happens then... but
what else could cause this?
a bad ground somewhere? anything i could have wired wrong? or mixed vacuum lines? anything is appreciated, id work on it more tonight but i dont think my neighborhood would appreicate an alarm going off at 9-10pm over and over.
thanks
derek