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You want to be honest. First be yourself. To many fake people out there. Next is to tell some one to their face what you think or believe. It will cost you though. Could be friends, family, or maybe your job. Just how honest do you want to be. I just did it to my bosses, they appeased me by saying things will change. I still have my job. Just waiting to see if things change. If not, I will walk out. This is part of honesty. I'm going to wait and see if they were honest with me. If not, adios. I'm out of here.

Ignition control module, cap and rotor, Crank or cam sensor or bad wiring. You sure your getting gas? will it start with a shot of starting fluid? In all honesty, I can keep giving you ideas all day and waste your money swapping parts. You need to pull the codes from the computer, 1996 should be OBDII, see what the codes tell you and report back so we can narrow it down.

could be the water pump but in all honesty i couldnt answer this question if you paid me without having my head under the bonnet or hood as and when the engine is started ,now if you can video it with sound and post here then i might be able to tell you

chec ignition fuses or wiring for corrosion and grounds--may hav to test for spark--alternator may hav gone bad--fuel pump and related components cud hav failed/fuse cud hav blown tu------again an inspection and various test must b performd-b patient and dont bring it to a dealer--get a private shop-ask what their xperienc is-get a feel for honesty

do you hear the fuel pump working? and did you check the fuses? also check and see if the fuel cut of switch is on. it was typically located in the trunk by the hinges that hold th trunk or on the side but look in your owners manuel or google it. i would guess fuel pump in honesty.

Communication here is the key to successful customer relations. Honesty is a key ingrediant and listing to the explanation of the complaint.Show thenm what has to be repaired/ replaced ,what has to be removed to get to it and settle on an agreed price before you start and stick to it regardless.. There are exceptions and you should prepare the customer by explaining that what you know now may change when you have the part out . Call them immediately before you go any further and get their approval as to be ambush them with a bigger bill than expected will cause you heaps of grief. You have to make your customer feel that you have involved them in all aspects of the decision making process and remember that it dosen't matter how good a tradesperson you are ,mistakes happen and a happy response from you will make the dealing happier. Happy customers may appear costly to you but word of mouth will make or break you business. And really return business IS what you want isn't it

one of three things here i think ,either immobilisor ,try the spare key or the starter motor is not working maybe the switch on the back of the ignition lock or a relay ,in all honesty i would need my head under the bonnet to know exactly what fault this one is .

The water pump isn't difficult to replace IF you've got the tools, but unless you're sure you do I wouldn't even bother starting the job in all honesty. It's a major component and a necessity for you to drive so I wouldn't try unless I were sure of my own abilities and availability of tools.

Verify the switch that monitors the hood.

in all honesty if you need torque settings then you shouldnt be repairing the thing in the first place ,no self respecting mechanic uses one ,only sunday mechanics