Crank but no start
Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 4:43 pm
Hey guys, currently at work so I can't post a tonne of information as required to make your lives easier as per the sticky thread but I'll try and include as much information as possible.
- serial number of your K-Pro - TBA
- ECU part number (starts with 37820) and serial number (the number under the part number) - TBA
- KManager version (not 'the latest') - 3.2.4 (latest BETA version i believe)
- the calibration (as an attachment) - Used the supplied base map for the k20z1
- a datalog of a problem (as an attachment) - TBA
- what sort of vehicle you have - 01 DC5R
- anything about the car which has been modified from stock which may affect the ECU (don't include what sort of rims you have nor stereo etc). Pretty sure none
- When and where you got the K-Pro - about a week ago from BYP Sydney (Australia)
Right now my problem is my car will only crank but not start with the kPRO ecu however it starts fine with the stock k20a2 ecu. I have also done an engine swap, a k20z1 into my dc5r, so I am running the k20a2 wiring loom for this. I have disabled the immobilizer and cleared circuity several times but still no go. I've double checked to see if the immobilizer has been disabled the the upload has been successful by inspecting the green key light on my dash and it is flashing mad and from what I've read that means that the immobilizer has been disabled.
Though from reading through this forum and many others with my problem a lot of people has mentioned that the upload should take approximately 2 minutes or so however in my case it was only a few seconds if anything. Does that mean I am doing something wrong??
These are the steps I did to upload the kal to the ecu:
1. Plug kpro into car
2. Plug usb from ecu into laptop
3. Check that drivers are installed and that the ecu is "online"
4. Put key into ignition
5. Check to see if kManager says that ignition is "on"
6. Is "ON"
7. Upload KAL
8. Take keys out of car.
9. Try to start
That's basically what I've done and the car only cranks and does not start but as I've said starts with the stock k20a2 dc5r ECU.
Any help is appreciated,
Regards, Justin
- serial number of your K-Pro - TBA
- ECU part number (starts with 37820) and serial number (the number under the part number) - TBA
- KManager version (not 'the latest') - 3.2.4 (latest BETA version i believe)
- the calibration (as an attachment) - Used the supplied base map for the k20z1
- a datalog of a problem (as an attachment) - TBA
- what sort of vehicle you have - 01 DC5R
- anything about the car which has been modified from stock which may affect the ECU (don't include what sort of rims you have nor stereo etc). Pretty sure none
- When and where you got the K-Pro - about a week ago from BYP Sydney (Australia)
Right now my problem is my car will only crank but not start with the kPRO ecu however it starts fine with the stock k20a2 ecu. I have also done an engine swap, a k20z1 into my dc5r, so I am running the k20a2 wiring loom for this. I have disabled the immobilizer and cleared circuity several times but still no go. I've double checked to see if the immobilizer has been disabled the the upload has been successful by inspecting the green key light on my dash and it is flashing mad and from what I've read that means that the immobilizer has been disabled.
Though from reading through this forum and many others with my problem a lot of people has mentioned that the upload should take approximately 2 minutes or so however in my case it was only a few seconds if anything. Does that mean I am doing something wrong??
These are the steps I did to upload the kal to the ecu:
1. Plug kpro into car
2. Plug usb from ecu into laptop
3. Check that drivers are installed and that the ecu is "online"
4. Put key into ignition
5. Check to see if kManager says that ignition is "on"
6. Is "ON"
7. Upload KAL
8. Take keys out of car.
9. Try to start
That's basically what I've done and the car only cranks and does not start but as I've said starts with the stock k20a2 dc5r ECU.
Any help is appreciated,
Regards, Justin