93 Buick Century 3.3l HELP!!!
Car ran perfectly before.....
Changed:
Harmonic Balancer
Wouldn't start. Cranked but not getting spark to the coils.
Changed:
Crankshaft sensor
Still no start. No spark to the coils.
Checked the battery and all the fuses.
What could be the problem? Harmonic balancer and sensor are aligned properly.
Changed:
Harmonic Balancer
Wouldn't start. Cranked but not getting spark to the coils.
Changed:
Crankshaft sensor
Still no start. No spark to the coils.
Checked the battery and all the fuses.
What could be the problem? Harmonic balancer and sensor are aligned properly.
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Sounds like a crank shaft position sensor problem. The new one might be defective out of the box, or you may have broken a wire when working on the sensor and the balancer. Sensor mis-alignment could affect performance, but should not result in a no-start.
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The Crankshaft Position Sensor connects to the Ignition Module with two intertwined wires. The length of this wiring harness is about 2 feet long and its routing takes it underneath the rear exhaust manifold.
They sent me the wrong harmonic balancer XD It ate through the new crank sensor we replaced.
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