JoeElastic

Ok, so I just finished putting my jeep back together from a few days of working on it. I replaced my wires, and plugs, and pulled the injectors and fuel rail. Everything is back together now but I can't get it to start. It turns over but will not start. I can hear something humming when I turn the key on (fuel pump?) and I checked for codes but I'm not getting any codes. I'm thinking I just need to get the fuel lines, rail and injectors to fill back up with gas but I would have thought that would be all set by now. I have turned the key to on and cranked it over quite a few times. Is there something I need to do to get the fuel rail to prime? If it was a sensor issue, wouldn't I get a code error? Any suggestions?

Thanks

JEEEPZ

Why did you pull the injectors and fuel rail? Were you doing something deeper in the engine you didn't mention?you can pull a plug,see if its wet to ck for fuel.ground the plug with it hooked to the wire and watch for spark while someone cranks it.fuel.fire.compression are all you need to make it run.find out which one is missing.

JoeElastic

Thanks, I found the problem and a dumb one it was. I was focused on a fuel issue and but I failed to plug my coil pack in. I pushed it all the way in and it's all better now.