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Check oil level, may have low oil sensor which will shut it down each time within seconds.
if oil is low add some see if that takes care of it,if not test the sensor
To review, the check engine light will stay on until the problem is fixed and the code or codes are erased. And if the O2 sensor is disconnected the light will stay on for sure. Do you have the trouble codes stored in the computer ? FYI - the cylinders should have over 100psi of compression.
the crank sensor is on the back side of the engine just above the oil pan there will be two sensors there one is the crank sensor and the other is oil presser sensor. All so check the wires from the crank sensor to the cam sensor. If you think it is the timing belt pull the cover and check it. hope this helps.
all code readers will retrieve information stored while in the on position --doesnt need to be running ---when you rehook up scanner either resubmit or edit request with codes
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