Long story short, I purchased a speed6 as is (not running), put it all together and now it won't start. When I received it, the engine was 're-manufactured'. The engine was mounted to the car, but nothing was really hooked up. I installed all the hoses/wires/turbo/etc..
When turning the key, all I get is tons of clicking but won't crank. Very rarely, I get it to turn over. I've tried cranking it for 30 seconds at a time with no success. But it's about 1 in 10 times it starts over, each attempt is usually a day apart (typically because I run out of time troubleshooting).
Things I've done so far:
Replaced battery
Replaced starter
Replaced starter trigger wire
Verified voltage going to the trigger wire
Verified all fuses in the engine bay and under the drivers side dash
Verified continuity to any visible grounds I can see (including the HPFP ground).
Swapped relays around the fuse block
Verified continuity between the starter power wire and the battery
Bypassed fuel pump resistor
It's driving me nuts. Since I don't know the history of the car, I'm starting to think it's an electrical issue.
-- UPDATE --
Among other issues, the main issue was the trigger wire for the starter. When i originally replaced it, the splicing was subpar. Removed the intake mani and properly soldered the wires and it started up right away.
When turning the key, all I get is tons of clicking but won't crank. Very rarely, I get it to turn over. I've tried cranking it for 30 seconds at a time with no success. But it's about 1 in 10 times it starts over, each attempt is usually a day apart (typically because I run out of time troubleshooting).
Things I've done so far:
Replaced battery
Replaced starter
Replaced starter trigger wire
Verified voltage going to the trigger wire
Verified all fuses in the engine bay and under the drivers side dash
Verified continuity to any visible grounds I can see (including the HPFP ground).
Swapped relays around the fuse block
Verified continuity between the starter power wire and the battery
Bypassed fuel pump resistor
It's driving me nuts. Since I don't know the history of the car, I'm starting to think it's an electrical issue.
-- UPDATE --
Among other issues, the main issue was the trigger wire for the starter. When i originally replaced it, the splicing was subpar. Removed the intake mani and properly soldered the wires and it started up right away.
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