Been going down the list of why my Supra won't start and I'm at my coil-overs. There is no continuity going through them on a test when I crank. My plugs were horrible and I replaced them, my fuel pump is working, but when it cranks vapors emit slowly from the tail pipe which leads me to believe it's not firing. I checked the coil-overs, hopefully this will fix it, and they look bad. Any good ideas where to find resonable prices on coil-overs? I hope this fixs the problem because I have to use my girls other car to get to the range, a couger, I miss the Supra power.
Coil-over packs
- Thread starter RedDogOIF
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They're just called coils. Coilovers are suspension parts 
Check your CPS. The pins in the plug could be worn, and it may not be sending the ECU a signal to fire. Wiggle the connector and try to crank it over again. If still nothing, check the CPS via the TSRM.
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Check your CPS. The pins in the plug could be worn, and it may not be sending the ECU a signal to fire. Wiggle the connector and try to crank it over again. If still nothing, check the CPS via the TSRM.
Report back
also, make sure the small wire on the coil packs is attached, it likes to break and can cause problems
Coilover is also an ignition part also. Coilover plugs are very common now. Think of the V6 Camry, and the coil that sits right on the plug.
Coilover just isn't a common term for ignition. Most just call it the coil.
edit: Coil on plug is the term. It just came back.
Coilover just isn't a common term for ignition. Most just call it the coil.
edit: Coil on plug is the term. It just came back.
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