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Start looking at fire and gas. Trace these two that are the main problems.
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1994 Chevy pickup will not start turns over but does not fire?
Check and clean your spark plugs that might be the problem.
Your 94 econoline will not start It has gas and the pump works Evything turns over any ideas?
FUEL PRESSURE REGULATER
1991 cressida turns over but will not start afterwards it floods there is no power from dcap but coil is ok any ideas?
Check the Ignitor
1993 Chevy pickup and you cant get the truck to start it turns over and that's about it can someone please help you with this?
is it getting gas ? do you have spark?
What do you check if a 2001 Chevy Malibu turns over but will not start and it is not the fuel filter or pump?
check and make sure you are getting spark to coils!!
1992 Chevy lumina van turns over but will not start the gauges flip to one side has gas in it what could it be?
i would have the coil packs tested
1997 Chevy Tahoe will not start. I have replaced the fuel pump and it turns over but still will not start.?
Possible bad crank sensor on the distributor, possible bad oil pressure swith.
Does not start but turns over?
Out of gas? 99 vw passat will not start but turns over have full gas tank try to turn over
1991 Chevy Caprice station wagon turns over will not start replaced rotor bug and distrib cap and fuel filter anyone have any ideas?
You need spark, fuel and compression. You must be missing one of those. The ignition module in the distributor may be the cause if you have no spark.
1994 Mazda pickup turns over but wont start?
turns over strong. might start and run for a couple of blocks but then dies.
97 Altima won't start it has spark and fuel It turns over but does not catch any ideas?
The distributor might need to be changed. The spark plug cables are connected to it.
You replaced engine in a 99 Chevy Tahoe and cant get new one to start it has fuel and spark it turns over but sounds like its out of time however timing seems to be right anyone have any ideas?
I'd make sure the distributor isn't 180 Degrees "Out" of phase. That's a common mistake.
