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Usually you don't remove turbo from an engine unless it is done by a professional. Not starting can be a gas issue, or a failure of electronic ignition. You can check for spark on one, or all spark plugs, if you get no spark, have your electronic ignition checked. If you get spark, check you gas. I once got bad gas from a gas station, and it caused me a lot of problems.
Only two things can cause this (1) not getting gas and or (2) not getting spark.
Have someone crank while you hold spark plug wire just of off spark plug, if you see spark from wire too motor block then put a little gas into carb and see if it fires if it fires then look for a gas line or gas tank problem.
Spark may not b strong enough or float level/fuel pressure wrong. Air cleaner or leak in a gasket. Test batt n starter for strength. Compression cud b bad
well if it won't start it won't start...because your engine has lost 1 of 3 things that make it run: gas, spark, and compression. Don't tie yourself into knots over what it could be. Do the basics first. 1.Check that the engine is getting gas into the cylinders.
2.Check that the spark plugs in the cylinders are getting ignition current to make blue snapping sparks when tested.
3.If you have both spark and gas to all cylinders, you should do a compression test of the cylinders to know there is enough compression in the cylinders to make it run. Without good compression readings from all cylinders, no amount of money thrown at it will make the engine run better, you have to do mechanical repairs to the engine that restores compression first.
Most times, sudden no starts are gas or spark related. Check those first. Happy Holidays.
If you smell gas it is getting gas, if not check the fuel filter. Next thing to check is to see if there is a spark. Remove the spark plug from the engine. Have someone crank the engine with the spark plug grounded, see if there is a spark. Also check for the smell of gas in the spark plug hole.
Did you check for spark? It sounds like you're not getting spark. Check for spark. If you are not getting spark then it sounds like you might have to replace the coil packs. Is it running a L4 engine? If its running a standard chevy L4 its probably the coil packs. Try to replace them check again for spark.
its either not getting gas or its not getting spark to the spark plugs.. check to see if its a gas problem by spraying wd40 directly into the air intake as you try to start it up...if the motor tries to start up then youre having a problem getting gas. This could be a fuel pump, clogged fuel filter, injection pump, or even a computer problem. To check if it is getting spark, pull out one spark plug, leave the wire on and touch a screwdriver to the side of the spark plug and the same time to the engine to ground it.. while grounding it on the engine, have someone bump the key to start it...if you see spark in the gap of the plug then you are getting spark and there is no problem there... if not, it could be possibly be a distributer or electronic ignition problem
Hello you will need to replace the spark plugs you quoted it is getting lots of gas so your spark plugs are wet.disconnect your battery while your replacing your spark plugs once finished replacing the spark plugs reconnect the battery now try to start it should start up.
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