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While driving the timing belt broke which caused damage to the head. I had both replaced also the cam and shaft sensors and a nother belt. Now that they have it put together it wont get a fire.
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My guess is that the cylinder head valves were bent or damaged when the timing belt broke. That damage must be repaired in order for the compression to be restored. It will not fire/start without enough cylinder compression.
I'm in the same position if you figure it out please let me know I am going to try double checking the pcm and relays if I have any luck I'll let you know
It has compression and the timing is right, but still doesnt get a fire. there is no fire going to the coils, so there is no spark at the plug. Yes the fuel pump works perfect and it has a full tank of gas.
If the engine has good compression, the only other 2 possibilities are lack of spark or lack of fuel. When you crank the engine do you have spark @ the spark plug? A quick check can be made with a ignition timing light. If there is spark while cranking the light will strobe.
I have the same problem but my cousin/my mechanic checked my car. He put the new timming belt and confirmed that the fuel pump had current/juice. I replaced crankshaft sensor and checked cam sensor and still the car did not have spark. Then after all this my cousin asked me to buy the Computer. I have already ordered the computer. However, My question is if I have look on programing the chip for the ignition KEY after I replaced the computer? Thanks