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Been slow to report back on this issue. I fitted an identical dizzy from a mates car and had no luck however I took the coil out of his old distributor and fitted it to my original one and believe it or not it started! Car is now back on the road and running perfectly. Thanks for all the...

Well I can't find the other end of of the yellow / green wire on pin 1 of distributor plug (Ignition signal wire) but I figured it must go to pin 20 on ecu (ICM)?

Standard obd2a ecu. Yeah I will look deeper into immobiliser wiring just surprised if it's at fault given that I didn't disturb it during rebuild?

You'd think it would be something I disturbed with rebuild but I've checked everything over and over. Don't have an ecu unfortunately

Ok so it's not a fuse, or relay. It's not the distributor. It's not the ignition switch. It doesn't appear to be the immobiliser. Anyone? I'm pulling my hair out

Yeah I'm wondering if the distributor ignition signal wire comes from there too though? It's the Yellow / Green wire (pin 1 on dizzy)

Looking for a pin-out for this plug circled in the photo

Does anyone know if the Ignition Signal Input wire to distributor comes from the plug mounted on driver side turret? Don't appear to have continuity through the wire.

Trust me the whole f***ing world is going to know when I fix it

Yeah I'm out with the multimeter just now

I've done a hard reset of it using the code. It's not immobilising the fuel supply which it normal does so doesn't appear to be that

Fuel pump primes and I've checked all fuses. Still cannot diagnose the problem! Find it strange that there is no codes when I cross the pins

After refitting the engine in my ek9 I have not been able to start it. It's turning over on starter, it's getting fuel but no spark from any of the 4 leads. I have tried swapping the dizzy for one known to work from a mates car. I've checked all engine earths and reset my viper immobiliser...

Worked with no issue before so yeah hoping it's something basic

Yes but not excessively. Had never done it before so didn't want to go too wild. To what extent would you normally hone them?