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My car isnt getting spark i replaced the coil pack what else could be the problem it's not a fuel problem cranks just fine all fuses are fine

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    Marvin May 11, 2010

    the last thing i would replace would be the coil pack, whay did u do this? did you have a trouble code?

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If you have a volt meter unplug the crank sensor and test the power to the orange wire with the ignition on the power should be 8 volts if you have that than try pluging the crank sensor back in and back probe the light and dark blue wire on the side of the plug. when you are turning the motor over it should go back and forth from .3 volt to 5 volt if it dont fluxuate you need a crank sensor

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Hi thies car are know for crank sensors

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CHECK THE CAM SENSOR AND CRANK SENSOR!!

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The crank sensor sends the signal to the coil, i would check it next

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Cam sensor, crank sensor, or ignition module

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SOURCE: The car cranks but no start, fuel is fine, no

coil needs replaced.

Testimonial: "Thanks for your help, I should have mentioned I changed the coil, I thought the same thing "

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