89 305 tbi problems

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Foxpak

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It starts and runs for a second and dies, acts like its loading up and running rich. Changed and or checked pretty much everything I could think of, plugs, wires, cap, button, injectors, module.
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Starts pretty easily, just won't stay running for longer than a few seconds.
 

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Did you change the cap or just check for cracks? If you changed it are you sure you re-installed the plug wires to the right spot on the cap? Your firing order could very well be off, which would cause a major timing issue like it sounds you have. Also have you checked the mag in the distributer? Or the coil module? Both of those could also attribute the same type of problems your having!
 

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right beside the thermostat is the coolant sensor for the computer, try unplugging it and see if that helps. if that is reading way cold it will make the computer dump way to much fuel
 

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Timing and firing is right, fuel pressure is good, bypassed coolant sensor. No change.....
No codes either....
 

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