My car won't turn over!!! Help!
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Originally Posted by kennlee
Sounds like ignition, check to see if you have spark at all the cylinders. At this point it could be a bunch of things.
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Originally Posted by kennlee
We don't have distributor caps.... check the spark at the plugs, it may be a coil pack or ignition module.
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I had someone look at it and he said that it'* either the coil packs or the fuel compression unit. He said it'* more than likely coil packs. I hope so because that'* a cheap quick fix.
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That'* like saying the car won't start either because you have the wrong key, or there'* no battery.
Obviously very little troubleshooting involved in that advice. Both items are totally independent of each other.
Please check for spark at all 6 cylinders, and pull your PCM codes. Don't throw money at this thing until we know what it is. Coil packs are NOT cheap. They're $40 each.
Obviously very little troubleshooting involved in that advice. Both items are totally independent of each other.
Please check for spark at all 6 cylinders, and pull your PCM codes. Don't throw money at this thing until we know what it is. Coil packs are NOT cheap. They're $40 each.
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Originally Posted by willwren
That'* like saying the car won't start either because you have the wrong key, or there'* no battery.
Obviously very little troubleshooting involved in that advice. Both items are totally independent of each other.
Please check for spark at all 6 cylinders, and pull your PCM codes. Don't throw money at this thing until we know what it is. Coil packs are NOT cheap. They're $40 each.
Obviously very little troubleshooting involved in that advice. Both items are totally independent of each other.
Please check for spark at all 6 cylinders, and pull your PCM codes. Don't throw money at this thing until we know what it is. Coil packs are NOT cheap. They're $40 each.
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