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Old November 15th 04, 01:46 PM
ncs
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I know this problem is going to be difficult to diagnose but here goes. A
little history: I've been having a problem with the car cranking and not
starting and then would turn off the key, try again and it would start.
Fuel pump, replaced, fuel rail replaced. Someone suggested it might be a
relay going bad. I purchased two but have not installed them yet. This
weekend I was driving about 60 mph and the car just died. I put it in
neutral, turned the key off and then tried to start it. It started and
everything was fine (did not do it again). Could this also be a result of
one of the relays going bad or am I looking at a different problem ?

thanks for any advice,





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Old November 15th 04, 02:26 PM
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"ncs" > wrote in message news:...
>I know this problem is going to be difficult to diagnose but here goes. A
>little history: I've been having a problem with the car cranking and not
>starting and then would turn off the key, try again and it would start.
>Fuel pump, replaced, fuel rail replaced. Someone suggested it might be a
>relay going bad. I purchased two but have not installed them yet. This
>weekend I was driving about 60 mph and the car just died. I put it in
>neutral, turned the key off and then tried to start it. It started and
>everything was fine (did not do it again). Could this also be a result of
>one of the relays going bad or am I looking at a different problem ?
>
> thanks for any advice,
>
>
>





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Old November 15th 04, 02:26 PM
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"ncs" > wrote in message news:...
>I know this problem is going to be difficult to diagnose but here goes. A
>little history: I've been having a problem with the car cranking and not
>starting and then would turn off the key, try again and it would start.
>Fuel pump, replaced, fuel rail replaced. Someone suggested it might be a
>relay going bad. I purchased two but have not installed them yet. This
>weekend I was driving about 60 mph and the car just died. I put it in
>neutral, turned the key off and then tried to start it. It started and
>everything was fine (did not do it again). Could this also be a result of
>one of the relays going bad or am I looking at a different problem ?
>
> thanks for any advice,
>
>
>





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Old November 21st 04, 11:24 PM
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your problem with cranking and not starting may have a problem with the crank
sensor and or camshaft sensor.

Earl
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Old November 21st 04, 11:24 PM
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your problem with cranking and not starting may have a problem with the crank
sensor and or camshaft sensor.

Earl
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Old November 22nd 04, 01:48 AM
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Ok, thanks for the response. I replaced the ASD and fuel pump relay.
Problem is still there. If it were the crank or cam sensor, would it occur
intermittently ? Meaning, if I turn the key completely off and start the
car again, it will start. I noticed I have to turn the key to the off
position before it will start. Just leaving it in the on position and then
cranking it again does work. It acts as though something does not get
activated or energized every time and resetting the ignition switch resolves
it.
No codes are set either.

Nick

"Guess Who I Am" > wrote in message
...
> your problem with cranking and not starting may have a problem with the
> crank
> sensor and or camshaft sensor.
>
> Earl





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Old November 22nd 04, 01:48 AM
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Ok, thanks for the response. I replaced the ASD and fuel pump relay.
Problem is still there. If it were the crank or cam sensor, would it occur
intermittently ? Meaning, if I turn the key completely off and start the
car again, it will start. I noticed I have to turn the key to the off
position before it will start. Just leaving it in the on position and then
cranking it again does work. It acts as though something does not get
activated or energized every time and resetting the ignition switch resolves
it.
No codes are set either.

Nick

"Guess Who I Am" > wrote in message
...
> your problem with cranking and not starting may have a problem with the
> crank
> sensor and or camshaft sensor.
>
> Earl





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