1998 plymouth breeze wont start {sometimes} cranks fine, use to start after sitting for 15 minutes. now sometimes hours or days, changed computer , coil, fuel pump, plugs, wires, filter, and crankshaft sensor sounds like it wants to start with start fluid so i dont think its spark. runs fine after it starts

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check for power at the coil wiring harness

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I guess my problem was the new crank sensor has failed.
Replace crank sensor again , it has fixed the problem.
Not too sure if this was any help or not.

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Have you checked the timing belt? If it failed then you wont get the pulse from the cam sensor and no spark. Good luck

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I would expect teither the power steering pump or the steering rack has failed. The good fluid in the unit is just not being put to use.
I hope this may have helped,
Tom

Greg Bernett

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• Posted on Jan 19, 2010

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Yes, I had this on my 97 Stratus....could be a couple of things....one, the there may be damage to the wire connector harness going to that sensor. That was the problem with mine. I replaced the cam sensor, crank sensor, coil pack, mas sensor..etc...it ended up being a burnt spot on the wire harness. They said this is a common problem for the stratus/breeze/cirrus/intrepid.....the most it could be is a bad ECM....there is a bad pin on it located half way down the side where the big connector is. It is the silver block with the big wire harness going to it in the engine compartment. Try wiggling that around...the harness area.

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