I have power to the coil pack but no power going to the spark plugs
Asked by Dunkydo Sep 16, 2018 at 02:06 PM about the 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe 2.7L GL FWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
I replaced the camshaft sensor, and put everything back
together. I tried to start the car, it will turn over, and I have
power going to the coil packs, but no power going to the
spark plugs. I am an above average mechanic, and have
tried every thing I know, checking fuses etc. and I still
can’t get the car to run.
5 Answers
Thanks for answering. I thought I checked it to the best of my knowledge. What is the best way to check it. The car ran fine, before I changed the camshaft sensor,just a little sluggish, and sometimes a lack of power. After I put it back together it has no spark to the spark plugs. The funny thing about it, is if I spray some starting fluid in it, it seems like it wants to start, but Barely. Would the starting fluid make it combust like that without a spark
Thanks again for the quick reply. The cam sensor basically bolted on the end of the cam with one bolt. No adjustment was available on that type. As far as I could tell I’m pretty sure there was no adjustment available
Could be a bad coil pac ?
I wish someone could answer that problem.my 2.7 is running on 2cyl. 2 of the 3 coils are not firing to plugs. I replaced coil pack, crankshaft sensor and still same problem.checked timing belt, all good. Please someone help