1991 Montero won't start
 

I've got a 1991 Montero that I've had for about 5 years now. I bought it from a friend at work for $1200 after he'd blown a head gasket at 132,000 miles. At 162,000 it blew another head gasket. I had the heads redone and I've put it all back together, but it won't start. I even took it back apart to double check that the timing marks are all aligned correctly. I'm getting spark. It has been sitting a couple of years in my garage, so I drained the old gas, put fresh gas in and bled the fuel line.

Is it possible to get spark but to have a bad ECM?

Is it possible to get spark but to have a bad ECM? yes

Thanks!

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r u getting fuel ????can you hear the fuel pump ????

I can't really hear the fuel pump, but when I disconnected the fuel line, I thought I was disconnecting the supply line and attached a piece of tubing to the line to catch the fuel when I turned the key on - only to find out that it was the return line. There was a lot of gas all over the engine and battery, so I'm assuming that the fuel pump is working OK- though I don't know how much pressure I've got. Is there a connector somewhere that I can attach a fuel pressure gauge?