1992 eagle talon - where is crank shaft sensor located

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try crank position sensor.cam sensors are mostly for monitoring misfires. cam sensor doesnt determine spark timing

i nned to know if your car is a 1.8 engine or 2/0 engine turbo

How was the starting BEFORE all this work was done. Why was the timing belt replaced.

The knock sensor is located in the engine valve or cylinder at the back of the motor or it can be located in the intake manifold close to the point where it connects to the engine block.

Could be numerous things. The parts related to making the ignition coil work correctly is the computer which signals the firing, the camshaft and crankshaft position sensors that tell the computer where the shafts are and that info is used by the computer. If you have either of those sensors fail then the computer will not signal the firing of the coil. These sensors usually work or don't and if you have crankwalk where the shafts are moving out of position (mostly on 2G's) then that would cause the car to stop firing but sounds like one of those are bad. 

Alternatively if you can't start the car and it just clicks then could be the neutral safety switch and needs unplugged under dash. Green and black wire from button behind clutch pedal upper arm and trace to a white connector and disconnect. That switch will make the car not start but if it's cranking then probably not. Just disabled mine that was faulty on a 95. 

Beyond that possibly a bad computer or a fuse for the ignition and engine. Check those fuses under the hood.

could be crank & cam sensor if they do not meet in sinc they will not get spark

Mitsubishi eclipse

check fuel pump?

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