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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / January 2007

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1994 Eagle Talon Ignition Problem

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Bill - 24 Dec 2006 23:45 GMT
Hi All.

We have a 1994 Eagle talon that died yesterday. We drove it to a
restaurant and it was running fine. When we came out of the restaurant
it wouldn't start.

Symptoms:

Won't turn over - when moving the key to start position absolutely
nothing happens
Ignition lights don't light when turning on ignition (oil, heat, etc)
Headlights will raise, but won't illuminate
Brake lights don't work even with ignition on

Heater motor works, interior lights work.

We tried:
New computer
New battery
Jump start
All new fuses (that we know of)

Any suggestions? It seems like the headlights, brakelights, and
ignition lights all point to an ignition problem of some sort, but I'm
stumped.

TIA for any suggestions.

Bill
Bill - 25 Dec 2006 16:12 GMT
One note: The ECM that we tried was from a junkyard - so it's possible
that it was bad too..I see a lot of posted about fried ECM's on this
model..

> Hi All.
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> Bill
Bob Shuman - 26 Dec 2006 15:13 GMT
Do you hear anything at all when you turn the ignition key to start?  A
click perhaps, then nothing?  If so, then based on what you listed as tried,
I'd suspect the starter solenoid.  Sometimes you can confirm it's the
solenoid by tapping lightly on the starter with a hammer while someone is
turning the ignition key.  (Be careful when doing this since the engine may
turn and start since the slight vibration is enough to engage the solenoid
contacts.)

Bob

> One note: The ECM that we tried was from a junkyard - so it's possible
> that it was bad too..I see a lot of posted about fried ECM's on this
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>> Bill
Buffalo - 03 Jan 2007 14:36 GMT
Perhaps it could be linked to the ignition switch or its connector.

> One note: The ECM that we tried was from a junkyard - so it's possible
> that it was bad too..I see a lot of posted about fried ECM's on this
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> > Bill
thegregathome@webtv.net - 06 Jan 2007 09:29 GMT
Try asking on  DSMTALK  and DSMTUNERS for all things eclipse/talon/laser
'90-99.
 
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