what should i do?
There are a few things to check.
The crank sensor will keep the car from starting. Rubbed or bare wires on the harness from crank and cam sensors to the ICM can keep it from starting. No fuel can keep it from starting. And the coil pack setup/icm can keep it from starting.
C'mon guys.. Let'* get some crank/cam sensor testing techniques listed and get this one running again.
The crank sensor will keep the car from starting. Rubbed or bare wires on the harness from crank and cam sensors to the ICM can keep it from starting. No fuel can keep it from starting. And the coil pack setup/icm can keep it from starting.
C'mon guys.. Let'* get some crank/cam sensor testing techniques listed and get this one running again.
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hi everyone thanks for the help i got in getting my bonnie on the road again.yeah it seems like my ignition coil went, called around a few place they were asking about 150.00 cdn and i said forget and call some junkyards and was able to find one and i installed myself and she started right away.
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There is also a swap that has been found that we call the "type 2" swap. It takes the bracket, ignition control module and coils from a 92+ car bolted onto your engine for a hotter spark with a lower cost per coil if they go bad in the future.
Just something to keep in mind if you have trouble again
There is also a swap that has been found that we call the "type 2" swap. It takes the bracket, ignition control module and coils from a 92+ car bolted onto your engine for a hotter spark with a lower cost per coil if they go bad in the future.
Just something to keep in mind if you have trouble again
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Marcelo
There is also a swap that has been found that we call the "type 2" swap. It takes the bracket, ignition control module and coils from a 92+ car bolted onto your engine for a hotter spark with a lower cost per coil if they go bad in the future.
Just something to keep in mind if you have trouble again
There is also a swap that has been found that we call the "type 2" swap. It takes the bracket, ignition control module and coils from a 92+ car bolted onto your engine for a hotter spark with a lower cost per coil if they go bad in the future.
Just something to keep in mind if you have trouble again
thanks for your help buddy please feel free to chat anytime eith me and thanks for the advice, and your knowledge.
marcelo
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