Testing while fuel system down

[kkrup62 at hotmail.com (Karl Krupke)]

Uh... you're testing what? Starter crank speed, compression, spark and/or 
fuel delivery?

Troubleshooting is a logical process; isolate a suspect compent and test to 
see if it's working properly or not.
    If you "test the car's starting while the fuel system is down" the 
expected (and correct) outcome is: it won't start (no fuel...).
    So you must be trying to evaluate some other system; please specify? Not 
trying to be rude; but maybe I've miissed some earlier post.

Karl

>From: "Lexan Blanchard" <lexan_122874@hotmail.com>
>To: scirocco-l@scirocco.org
>Subject: Testing while fuel system down
>Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 23:03:38 +0000
>
>OK, I was going to test the car's starting while the fuel system is down 
>(awaiting the fuel distributor).  I know to pull the fuel pump relay 
>(done).  Do I need to pull the spark plugs?  And do I have to put the bad 
>fuel distributor back together?  I think this is a good chance to see what 
>happens when the engine isn't flooded with gas.  I am sure that everything 
>else is in order, but might as well be certain before I put a new fuel 
>distributor on and something else be wrong.
>
>Thanks!
>Lexan
>
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