Tuesday, September 20, 2011

1996 chrysler lhs changed tranny now engine crank over no start fuel to fuel rail fire to coil and injectors?

no spark from wires
1996 chrysler lhs changed tranny now engine crank over no start fuel to fuel rail fire to coil and injectors?
Crank Sensor either unplugged, damaged, or incorrect air gap. Good luck!
1996 chrysler lhs changed tranny now engine crank over no start fuel to fuel rail fire to coil and injectors?
Might be related to a switch not being aligned up right bec the gear shifter can kill starts , also could be a connector or wire being faulty or a sensor unplugged or damaged.



I'd also be checking the timing on it and making sure that the fuel pressure was correct , the gas filter changed, plus I'd want to know if you're getting the right amount of air flow,if the plugs are all good and wires.Keep in mind that even if a spark looks strong enough it might not be so be sure you clean all the plug in connections and connectors on the ignition module , plus check the wiring very closely , and look at the housing of the ignition coil check for cracks , bulges, discolouring etc.



Even the engine might sound like it's turning over fast enough but in fact isn't so check the battery , starter, engine block ground post , alternator and clean them one by one and test.





Hope that helps and best of luck.By the way from all my experience if any vehicle is a 96 and hasn't had the charging system fully checked or cleaned I'd for sure be doing so bec most starting issues on that age of a vehicle are related to rust , corrosion and battery post wires that are internally rotted or corroded, plus fowl fuel or dirty gas systems or dirty tanks.Also most problems in the electrical is bad connections or especially bad grounds so make sure their quite clean or replace them.
check wiring for pinched wires at the bell housing also check the flex plate that is where the crank sensor gets its signal if it is bent will prob. not start. i always go by if it worked before you moved something go back and check it over.
you need a speed sensor this sensor makes the computer go crazy when it goes out