Car cut off refuses to start, already checked fuel line everything is fine, there i no spark on plug, seams that there is no spark going to electronic coil pack. PLEASE HELP what could cause this problem

I would suggest you start by checking the fuel pressure at the fuel rail. You should have around 55lbs. but need at least 45lbs. for the engine to operate.

Dont go back to that mechanic ever. Chec under hood for any loose wires,bolts or hoses. Probly somethin simple from carelessness. Find a nice shop at surecritic.com

If you have good spark at the plugs then it is vacuum or fuel.
1 vac listen for hiss in the few min it runs
check lines for damage, splits, unhooked etc. don't forget under car and dash

2 check fuel pressure, check for fuel delivery to the cyl. remove spark plug crank and check small look for fuel. remove coil wire so it won't start on you.

MIKe

Check battery cable on the + side. There may be 2 cables sandwiched together on the + lug. One runs the computer and the other is everything else. Mine was loose and car would die.

I don't know your model, but most late model autos have a "crank position sensor" that can fail and cause this...no spark...Hope this helps.

The problem could be with the ignition switch.same thing happened to me everything was fine.my plugs etc.bought a new switch vualla

pull the plugs out and check for oil fouling on plugs. then be sure you are getting proper fuel and spark to plug.

it could be a lot of things.. but if you smelled something burning then you may have already done damage to your car. id have it towed to a dealer.

check timing belt!! good luck!!

I would say the car is not getting any fuel. you could try replacing the fuel filter which is cheap. It could also be the fuel pump which is probably in the tank.(try tapping the gas tank with a hammer lightly) If the car starts then it is probably the pump. The last thing i think it could be is that is isn't getting any spark. Take the spark plug wire off the plug itself and put a screwdriver in the hole and make sure it is touching the metal part of the plug. Have someone try to start the car and hold the screwdriver near a piece of metal, if you see a blue spark then the car is getting spark, if you see nothing then you probably have a bad coil.