V6 will not start

Barry Emmens · 11th August 2019, 13:13

I have decided to hang onto my 2.5 V6 connie auto despite it still refusing to start.
Just to bring the saga up to date the vehicle was parked on the drive following a fault free run of about 20 miles and the following day cranks over but refuses to start. I have carried out the following:
New in tank filter with new seals and the modified clip fitted.
Crankshaft and camshaft sensors replaced with new components.
Fuel pump primes for approximately 10 seconds when ignition is turned on.
Fuses checked and tank half full of fuel.
Inertia switch checked and not triggered.
ECU dry.
I have checked at the schrader valve and can detect no fuel at this point and I am fairly certain that no petrol is being delivered. Whatever has broken must have happened during the trip and did not prevent the engine from running but prevents it from starting. Any other suggestions welcome.
I have one further question: Can any member recommend a company who could collect my Rover from my home address in Trowbridge and deliver it to MJN Motors in Brislington so that Mark could have a look because I am completely out of ideas.
Thank you,
Barry.

11th August 2019, 13:13	#1
Barry Emmens Newbie Rover 75 Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Trowbridge Posts: 24 Thanks: 0 Thanked 10 Times in 4 Posts	V6 will not start I have decided to hang onto my 2.5 V6 connie auto despite it still refusing to start. Just to bring the saga up to date the vehicle was parked on the drive following a fault free run of about 20 miles and the following day cranks over but refuses to start. I have carried out the following: New in tank filter with new seals and the modified clip fitted. Crankshaft and camshaft sensors replaced with new components. Fuel pump primes for approximately 10 seconds when ignition is turned on. Fuses checked and tank half full of fuel. Inertia switch checked and not triggered. ECU dry. I have checked at the schrader valve and can detect no fuel at this point and I am fairly certain that no petrol is being delivered. Whatever has broken must have happened during the trip and did not prevent the engine from running but prevents it from starting. Any other suggestions welcome. I have one further question: Can any member recommend a company who could collect my Rover from my home address in Trowbridge and deliver it to MJN Motors in Brislington so that Mark could have a look because I am completely out of ideas. Thank you, Barry.