SOURCE: Lincoln Towncar 1999 turns over great. Has a new
check the spark plugs to see if they are getting any spark-pull one of the plugs, reconnect the wire, and hold near something metal on the car while someone turns the engine over-if no spark-it's electrical-maybe just the plugs-maybe something more serious
SOURCE: where is a crank shaft sensor situated on a bmw
located behind starter loosen inlet manifold and starter move around to get sensor out it is a pig of a job so be patient lol
SOURCE: 2006 ford with 6.0 quit running and will not
I just found out about a fuel shut-off in the kick panel on the passenger side. This shut off engages when the rig has been hit or in an accident. It was in my manual
SOURCE: 1995 ford explorer doesn't start, crank & cam sensors replaced
The ignition module is most likely bad-Check for spark by pulling a plug wire out of the coil pack-(with the engine off). when the engine is cranked spark should jump right from the coil tower to the plug wire- if you don't have a strong spark then either the ig. module - the PCM or the wiring to the crank sensor is bad.A bad crank sensor will definitely cause a no start- but you have already changed that...
SOURCE: 93 ford 7.3 diesel non
Sounds to me like you're sucking air...does the FUEL FILTER light come on at all? Could be an "O" ring inside one of the quick connects on the fuel line selector or at the tank (if it does it on both tanks, it's the selector valve). Other than that, track your lines all the way up to the filter...if any look rusty at all, it could be sucking air from there....it doesn't have to leak to have a hole in it. The other issue you may have is the "sock" on the end of the feed line for the sending unit in the tank could be old and brittle or clogged up. Give all that a try....
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