Camaro will crank but not turn over
Camaro will crank but not turn over
Yesterday i had issues with my ignition coil, got that replaced, had my icm checked and came back good, cleaned the distributor and got a new rotor for it. After a 10hr drive and letting it sit overnight i have had no issues. i go to my car to start this morning and it will crank but not turn over. Anyone got any ideas?
87 2.8 v6 camaro
87 2.8 v6 camaro
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Re: Camaro will crank but not turn over
cranking IS turning over.
You mean it turns over, but does not fire?
You mean it turns over, but does not fire?
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Re: Camaro will crank but not turn over
Replace the module.
"Check" is notoriously unreliable. ESPECIALLY when it comes back "good". THIMK: it fails when it's hot, and works when cold (maybe); when you "check" it, it's cold for sure, and it works (maybe); what does that tell you about what it's going to do when hot? Or even, next time, when it's cold? Right: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
"Check" is notoriously unreliable. ESPECIALLY when it comes back "good". THIMK: it fails when it's hot, and works when cold (maybe); when you "check" it, it's cold for sure, and it works (maybe); what does that tell you about what it's going to do when hot? Or even, next time, when it's cold? Right: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
Re: Camaro will crank but not turn over
Replace the module.
"Check" is notoriously unreliable. ESPECIALLY when it comes back "good". THIMK: it fails when it's hot, and works when cold (maybe); when you "check" it, it's cold for sure, and it works (maybe); what does that tell you about what it's going to do when hot? Or even, next time, when it's cold? Right: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
"Check" is notoriously unreliable. ESPECIALLY when it comes back "good". THIMK: it fails when it's hot, and works when cold (maybe); when you "check" it, it's cold for sure, and it works (maybe); what does that tell you about what it's going to do when hot? Or even, next time, when it's cold? Right: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
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