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Trooper T4 No Spark

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Does the Trooper T4 need to have the fuel pump running and build pressure before the Ign. has spark?

I bought a used T4 that ran when it was setup 4 years ago. Drained gas tank.

Checked for spark at plug wire, None! Did not hear fuel pump run when cranking.

Does it have spark even without fuel pump in operation. I checked all the fuses they are OK.

I do have the manual.

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I have an R2-1100cc witch is almost like a trooper with a different body style. After I turn the ignition on, I have to wait about 3-5 seconds for the gauges to cycle before I can start the engine.  It probably has something to do with the ECU "booting" up.  I don't think the ECU gets power until the ignition switch is in the "ON" position.  Like the computer you are using now, you can't turn it on and use it until it boots up.  At least that'w what makes sense to me.

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