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Anonymous Posted on Jun 22, 2011

Car wont start for days,no spark then will run normaly for days have changed crankshaft sensor begining to wonder if it something to do with chip in key.it turns over ok but no spark,then you can try an hour later and it starts normal.

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Check the fuel pump while you S.W On little sound from rear seat for afew second then off . if no sound replace fuel pump

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How do I fix my mazda 1995 Protege that is very hard to start in the morning . Have replaced throtle pos sensor , fuel reg , temp sensor . after each change car is good for a few days then prob again

I know you said you changed all the sensors. Have you looked into the crankshaft position sensor. It can be intermediate when it is starting to fail.

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The car start, run ,and you can turn it off it take about 30min. Before it start back up.

Consider replacing the crankshaft positioning sensor. A crank sensor is an electronic device used in an internal combustion engine to monitor the position or rotational speed of the crankshaft. This information is used by engine management systems to control ignition system timing and other engine parameters.
The simplest and most obvious symptom of a failing crankshaft position sensor is the blinking "check engine" light in your car.
According to Do It Yourself.com "When the crankshaft position sensor begins to fail, the signal it transmits to the vehicle's computer begins to weaken. If left unattended, the signal will switch off completely. This, in turn, causes the car's spark plugs to die out, killing the engine. If you are having problems starting your car, it could indicate bad crankshaft position sensor".

Of course this may NOT be YOUR problem, but it sounds like it could be, doesn't it?
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My car cranks but theres no spark on the plugs. i changed the ignition coil but its the same thing. im wondering if it could be the crankshaft position sensor or igniton control module?

Yes the crankshaft positioning sensors could be be problem of the car, but i advice you to run a scan on the car for proper diagnosis.
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Have a golf gti 1996 sometimes wont start ,no spark then try again later and it starts and runs normal have changed crankshaft hall sensor .still the same.can run for days then wont start for a day,i...

check ignition S.w . check fuel pump. some time reading coil if getting hot it will not start make sure this happend when engine hot . but if when cold engine you have fuel pump or ignition S.W
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Car wont start. Turns over, but no spark.

i am having the same problem but i have not changed anything on it. have you figured out what the problem was?
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