Plz help don't know where to go from here.How about a qualified repair shop !
I would if I could afford the tow to the shop and the repair bill but being a single parent and taking care of my legally blind mother who also has had 4 mini stokes in a year to where I have to be home with her and unable to work to care for her. But if you want to pay for it by all means go for it but if not don't comment unless it's helpful on getting my van fixed plz and ty
Look lady , you don't have a clue about automotive diagnose's , Testing an not guessing an replacing parts . You like making part stores rich . Looking at a factory service repair manual , doing the diagnostic's associated with the code's they gave you should be done ,an you need a professional diagnostic scanner . An replacing parts without doing proper relearn procedues won't make it work . I or any body for that matter on here could tell you diagnostic step's to take ,but not knowing what we are taking about an not having an automotive diagnostic skill's an tools to do it with ,you don't have a prayer . You all ready spent more money then it would have cost to get it fix at a qualified repair shop !
Why do some of you people get so pig head . I have over thirty years experience diagnosing these type problems , an i can tell by your posting you have none !
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SOURCE: Starting problem
Try the idle air control valve it is located near the throttle body it has a four wire plug and has two small hoses attached to it this is a small stepper motor that controls the amount of air on start up this part will cost about $200 from a popular auto parts store.
SOURCE: Cannot start 2000 Dodge Grand Caravan
No preferences as to charger, as long as it has trickle charge option (slower, but better for battery). Would like to see battery load test done by parts store to see battery condition, but a simple charge may be it. Let me know how it goes, hopefully you will have it up and running soon.
SOURCE: 2002 Interpid 2.7 L died on road now no start!
sounds like a bad ecm aka computer to me.have ecm checked
SOURCE: 1997 Blazer no-start
sounds like youve really done your home work all that comes to mind now is try a cam posistion sensor this would keep your car from starting as well if that is good you can aslo try a crank sensor. you will get all of the readings that you are getting and these sensors can still be bad.
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