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Replaced motor with new one and now computer wont work nor will car start,checked all wires ?

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Make sure ALL grounds are connected and clean. Was motor from same year donor car, or new(used), or new(rebuilt)? Did you have to transfer any/all sensors from old engine? When you do get it started, It will run rough until the computer goes through a relearn period, don't worry. Good luck.

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