Vbb199
B-rate Hillbilly Customs
- Joined
- Jan 12, 2018
- Posts
- 9,005
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- 15,261
- Location
- Salisbury NC
- First Name
- Vince
- Truck Year
- 89, 79
- Truck Model
- 89 Suburban R1500, 79 C10
- Engine Size
- 350, 502
So, I've been having issues with my 502, getting it fired up.
I will try to give a short overview of what all has been done.
The CTS is ran into the intake, the O2 is at the correct length away from the collectors (weld in bung), the trucks 12v iginiton is ran to the HEI distributor. The holley is wired directly to the battery as instructed, I also have a almost virgin deep cycle marine battery to feed it.
I'm running a acdelco EP381 for my fuel pump, in line on the correct sending unit.
I have checked my base timing, reset it myself, as the engine's documentation requested, 10° BTDC,
I DID make sure the spark plug Hole was blowing out air, rolled the crank a bit further until I reached 10 degrees "BTC" labeled on the balancer, made sure my Dizzy was pointing at cyl #1, as well as the caps #1 tower was pointed at the same place.
I know without a doubt it's at a reasonable place to at least fire up.
I took my fuel gauge, and verified was getting a well primed 60 pounds of fuel (per the efi booklet), but I will add, when turning the key to make it prime the 60, the pump would make a slurp noise and kinda drop pressure on its way up to 60.
Regardless, it does create 60 AFTER the fuel filter. (also brand new, K&N brand)
No matter what I've done, motor rolls over, won't fire up, if I try to give it gas, it spits back thru the throttle body.
I'm at a loss as to what to do.
I do the setup wizard, select the 4 barrel super sniper, coil negative setup, 502 displacement, 8 cylinders, naturally aspirated.
No luck whatsoever.
I need help!
I even tried turning off fuel learning, and put the O2 in an open loop, as well as coolant temp sensor readings, with no success.
I honestly am stumped at this point.
Can someone please help me?????
I will try to give a short overview of what all has been done.
The CTS is ran into the intake, the O2 is at the correct length away from the collectors (weld in bung), the trucks 12v iginiton is ran to the HEI distributor. The holley is wired directly to the battery as instructed, I also have a almost virgin deep cycle marine battery to feed it.
I'm running a acdelco EP381 for my fuel pump, in line on the correct sending unit.
I have checked my base timing, reset it myself, as the engine's documentation requested, 10° BTDC,
I DID make sure the spark plug Hole was blowing out air, rolled the crank a bit further until I reached 10 degrees "BTC" labeled on the balancer, made sure my Dizzy was pointing at cyl #1, as well as the caps #1 tower was pointed at the same place.
I know without a doubt it's at a reasonable place to at least fire up.
I took my fuel gauge, and verified was getting a well primed 60 pounds of fuel (per the efi booklet), but I will add, when turning the key to make it prime the 60, the pump would make a slurp noise and kinda drop pressure on its way up to 60.
Regardless, it does create 60 AFTER the fuel filter. (also brand new, K&N brand)
No matter what I've done, motor rolls over, won't fire up, if I try to give it gas, it spits back thru the throttle body.
I'm at a loss as to what to do.
I do the setup wizard, select the 4 barrel super sniper, coil negative setup, 502 displacement, 8 cylinders, naturally aspirated.
No luck whatsoever.
I need help!
I even tried turning off fuel learning, and put the O2 in an open loop, as well as coolant temp sensor readings, with no success.
I honestly am stumped at this point.
Can someone please help me?????