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    1999 Pontiac LS1 engine in street rod won't start

    I have a '35 Buick with a 1999 Pontiac LS1 engine & trans. that from to time won't crank. Turns over but won't start. There is no code set in PCM. Where to start?

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    Does it have fuel or spark when it cranks?

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    It has fuel, 55psi. It has happened a couple of times before. 1st time no spark, this time is similar. I have checked that no PCM codes were set but cleared PCM anyway, but still won't start. Have disconnected battery for 15-20 mins, hoping to clear memory in PCM, still won't crank.

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    Gott check that spark before you go any further....

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    I take it you are running a stock PCM? I'd also verify that it is a non-spark issue and then start with grounds and relays. You can also inspect the connectors as the pins will occasionally get bent and not make contact.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wagonmaster2 View Post
    Gott check that spark before you go any further....
    Old thread, probably checked the spark since March
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    Wow, didn't think anybody was watching. I found my problem in the Feb. / Mar. time frame. Turned out to be cracked fuse holder separate from the main fuse panel. Replaced this and all is well. Thanks for the reply.

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    Good to hear. I did not check the date on your original post. Sounds like a fun ride!

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    Thanks for the help. Yes it is a fun ride. I've had it about three years and won 25 theories so far. It's nice to always crank.

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    I've got a couple of '66 Buicks tucked away in my project stash, and an '87 Turbo Regal. I do like the Buicks. :yep:

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