87woody-atl
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Plugs are in correct firing order.
All the wires coming off the battery are brand new.
Sorry if I don't jump on the idea that's it's the flexplate, when I've pulled this motor 5 times now, and I just replaced the flexplate, my reasoning is due to the fact that the cyclinders have compression when the spark plugs are in place. Wouldn't I see this crack that is causing the flexplate to flex so bad that it's binding on something?
The weird thing in my mind set is I have all the spark plugs in place causing compression yet when I pull the cps plug, which causes the spark plugs not to spark, but still keep there compression, y is the starter turning the motor without a problem.
Could there be another sensor that is tellng the starter to stop turning
All the wires coming off the battery are brand new.
Sorry if I don't jump on the idea that's it's the flexplate, when I've pulled this motor 5 times now, and I just replaced the flexplate, my reasoning is due to the fact that the cyclinders have compression when the spark plugs are in place. Wouldn't I see this crack that is causing the flexplate to flex so bad that it's binding on something?
The weird thing in my mind set is I have all the spark plugs in place causing compression yet when I pull the cps plug, which causes the spark plugs not to spark, but still keep there compression, y is the starter turning the motor without a problem.
Could there be another sensor that is tellng the starter to stop turning