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Date: Sat, 07 Nov 2009 15:09:36 -0500
From: Steve Brooks <cozy4pilot@gmail.com>
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Subject: No start after engine replacement
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I replaced my original engine with another newly rebuilt block, and also 
added the EM-3 to the installation. The old engine was hard to start, 
and was also making a ticking noise when it did start, which didn't used 
to be there.

After several failed attempts, and double checking the connections, I 
had a neighbor help me do some testing.  While the ignition test runs 
fine, when checking one of the plugs, it sparks when I initially crank 
the engine, and then stops.  Once in a while there will be another 
spark, but not very often.

I reinstalled the original CAS and have the same issue.  I have double 
checked the CAS connections and checked them with an ohm meter to the 
connector on the EC-2 also. Everything seems to check out, yet I get 
only that initial spark. I have replaced the spark plugs with new ones, 
and whenever I pull one to check it, is is wet with fuel, which is no 
surprise.

I am wondering if anyone has seen this type of problem, or if you have 
any suggestions. 

Regards,
Steve Brooks
Cozy MKIV 13B turbo