Hi.
If the check engine light is on there are codes stored on the ECU (the car's main control module). Do a DTC scanning (diagnostic trouble codes scan) using an OBDII reader. In US the scan can be done for free at the nearest Autozone. The resulting fault codes will tell us about the nature of the problem.
SOURCE: changed spark plugs and timing belt, engine won't start dtc po336
I had this problem before, they way i got round it was to put the sensor just say half way in until the engine sound good on tick over, once that is good make a spacer to keep it like that...or.. like i did buy a new sonsor.
SOURCE: hesitation acceleration
have you checked the fuel injector? if enough fuel is not getting through when accelerating it could "choke" causing the hesitation
SOURCE: codes 12 and 42 showing on check engine light flashes
the new PCM need reporgram and the dealer can help u with this
SOURCE: wont start but cranks
I dont know if you have tried this, but first change the glow plugs, if that doesnt work or you have tried that, then clean off the terminal where the glow plug cables attach to by the battery. Hope this helps
SOURCE: throwed a code po335 crank sensor , i changed the
Are you sure it was the crank sensor that you replaced? The cam and crank sensors look identical. Was the engine hard or slow to start? If so, this will sometimes set this code.
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