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Replaced water pump, truck will not start.

I have a Doosan G25E, that I had to replace the water pump on, and now it will not start. There is no spark coming out of the coil.(Checked w/ inline spark tester.) Had to remove the timing covers to get the water pump off, as it covers the water pump bolts. Also I had to remove the crankshaft pulley to get the bottom cover off. I am getting less than 10volts coming out of the coil harness connector and relay. The battery is good and fulley charged. I did not touch the timing belts and the crankshaft pulley only goes on one way( as it has a dow pin.) All of the grounds have checked out fine so far. Need help, thanks.
  • Posted 2 Apr 2019 15:36
  • By jbhunt
  • joined 28 Mar'19 - 1 message
  • Kentucky, United States
Joshua B Hunt
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Hi dear friend how are you.
I have the same problem.
What do you do for this problem?
Do you solve it?
  • Posted 25 Jun 2024 05:43
  • By Afshin
  • joined 29 Aug'23 - 34 messages
  • Iran, Islamic Republic Of

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