Nope - you didn't read it on another thread......
However - last night - IT LIVES!!!!!
Long and short of it is that the idle screw was set to let too much air in. My previous engine (that the TB's came off) had pretty lumpy cams and needed a pile of air to idle. Supposedly the DTH TB's are really touchy about idle setting (as you've got 4 throttles instead of one, so a wee turn makes a big difference) One turn on the screw would have been enough that the engine would never even try to fire as the mixture would have been far too lean.
Supposedly, it would have been really difficult to see the injectors firing anyway - proven by looking at them, after we confirmed the engine does fire. Because they are running sequentially (one cylinder at a time) as opposed to batch firing (every one goes when each cylinder needs a pulse) you have to wait a relative fortnight between pulses and the pulse only lasts for 14ms.
Anyway - we just need to finish the brakes now and replace the rear clam and she's back on the road. The revised cooling system worked fine (if a little hot before the stat opened) but we'll let it settle before thinking it's a fault. Probably more the temp senders than the stat, as we're only talking 8 or so degrees - importantly, though no leaks or airlocks when up to temp. The fuel map was way lean - but some of that will be accounted for by the TB throats being unfiltered when we tried it. I'll get the airbox back on and just shift the whole map with the Emerald's injector scaling function. It should then be ballpark.
Am I a happy bunny or what
