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Old 24-07-2010, 07:26 AM   #1
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engine turns on turn of the key but will not start up. any ideas what could cause this?

engine hasnt been started since august last year, theres fresh petrol in the car but just wont start??

fuel pump is working..

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could be a number of things but have you pulled a plug and checked as if it has fuel it will be soaking wet but bone dry if the injectors aren't firing
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theres fuel there.. iv pulled the plug and no spark?? any ideas?? its a MY95
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crank sensor poss
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clean it up or something?
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borrow 1 to try it or give harvey a bell as he's closest to ya
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when iv got the ignition on, the idle control valve has a buzzing or humming sound to it.. is this normal? could this have something to do with it?
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just been out, cleaned up a few of the sensors. now when im trying to turn it over, its dying to start.. got a pop out the back of the exhaust. does it look like it could be the sensors?
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if you have changed the engine your crank and cam sensor mite be the wrong way round, ignitor could be naff, e.c.u could be goosed
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if its now trying to start its most likely its just flooded, you will need to remove plugs and let cylinders/plugs dry out, then re try

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