The key turns on, you can hear the starter try but you never hear the car turn over, like the fuel is either not getting there or there is no spark to ignite the fuel.
car will not turn over completely..seems as if the fuel is not getting their..i have already replaced the spark plugs and put new battery terminalscar will not turn over completely..seems as if the fuel is not getting their..i have already replaced the spark plugs and put new battery terminals
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If you turn the key and you hear the starter cranking the engine but the engine will not start than you need to see if you are missing fuel or spark as a first step.
If you turn the key and you can not hear the starter turn the engine over than the first step is to check to make sure there is power on the small wire at the starter with the key in the crank position. If there is power replace the starter.
yeah, try starter fluid just to verify if it;s fuel or spark related. If it starts or tries to, then it's a fuel problem. You should be able to hear your pump turn on, when you turn key on, may need to stand by tank, when someone turns key on. it should activate for about 2 seconds, with key on.(that's to pressurize your system with gas) then when cranking, the pump should run(may not hear it then-so just listen when key is initially turned on. No noise: your pump may not be working. If you can hear the pump, it may be another issue.
Check all your fuses first. This is a easy check and could save you money. Make sure your battery is fully charged and you have no bad connections. make sure your fuel pump is kicking in when you turn your key. You should hear it for a second or two. You might not be getting fuel to the engine. If you turn your key and hear nothing, check your battery. It may be your starter as well. If it cranks and doedn't start, check the pump. Your fuel filter may be clogged. You can spray engine starter into your carborator, then try to start it. If it starts and dies, it could be your pump. If it does this, you are getting fuel. Try the fuses first. If you need help otherwise, just write me back. Best of luck.
I think you may have answered your own question. I would check to see if the fuel pump is turning on when you turn the key on to the run position. You should hear a buzz sound coming from the gas tank. I would start there.
I would check the timing of the engine.
The timing may have skipped .
I would check the fuel pressure. The fuel pump could have took a dump.
Can you hear the fuel pump coming on when you turn the ignition key but do not turn it over to start.
IF you do not hear the fuel pump coming on replace it.
Just turn key as far as run, and you should hear it. If no luck, spray WD-40 in throttle body intake, and try starting.If it fires up, it's a fuel problem, if not, check for spark.
my car is a 95 buick century. frequently when i stop and shut the car off , the next few minutes when i try to start it it won't start. i have battery power as far as the whir of the fuel pump, and lights, gauges come on but when i turn the switch it won't start. Is this the starter or ignition switch? After about 30 minutes or so, it will start again.
car will not turn over completely..seems as if the fuel is not getting their..i have already replaced the spark plugs and put new battery terminals
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