90 MONTERO 3.0 V-6 WON'T START...

Thanks in advance to those willing to help ! I would be glad to call
if that would speed the help up some, just send me a private email and
let me know when to call, etc..

Apparently no spark at all. Replaced the entire distributor (no parts
available anywhere for it), replaced the engine computer, swapped the
power transistor, coil wire and coil from my 89 Montero, no luck.

One morning it just would not start. Both the original and replacement
(used) computer barely make the voltmeter move (it used to move a lot
when I did diagnostic tests years ago--yes the voltmeter, analog with a
big display, works fine).

Is this a known issue-problem with these vehicles and/or this engine
and/or this model year?

Fred

Who made the Montero? I'm sure it wasn't Chrysler.

Larry
Behold Beware Believe

> wrote in message
ups.com...
> Thanks in advance to those willing to help ! I would be glad to call
> if that would speed the help up some, just send me a private email and
> let me know when to call, etc..
>
> Apparently no spark at all. Replaced the entire distributor (no parts
> available anywhere for it), replaced the engine computer, swapped the
> power transistor, coil wire and coil from my 89 Montero, no luck.
>
> One morning it just would not start. Both the original and replacement
> (used) computer barely make the voltmeter move (it used to move a lot
> when I did diagnostic tests years ago--yes the voltmeter, analog with a
> big display, works fine).
>
> Is this a known issue-problem with these vehicles and/or this engine
> and/or this model year?
>
> Fred
>



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Larry Crites wrote:
> Who made the Montero? I'm sure it wasn't Chrysler.
>
> Larry
> Behold Beware Believe
>
> > wrote in message
> ups.com...
> > Thanks in advance to those willing to help ! I would be glad to call
> > if that would speed the help up some, just send me a private email and
> > let me know when to call, etc..
> >
> > Apparently no spark at all. Replaced the entire distributor (no parts
> > available anywhere for it), replaced the engine computer, swapped the
> > power transistor, coil wire and coil from my 89 Montero, no luck.
> >
> > One morning it just would not start. Both the original and replacement
> > (used) computer barely make the voltmeter move (it used to move a lot
> > when I did diagnostic tests years ago--yes the voltmeter, analog with a
> > big display, works fine).
> >
> > Is this a known issue-problem with these vehicles and/or this engine
> > and/or this model year?
> >
> > Fred
> >
>
>
>
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