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Wont start. tried jumping still no start had the battier checked and it checks good.

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Check to see if plugs have fuel on them, if not check fuel filter/fuel pump. Check your cap and rotor for wear and plug wires. Check coil for spark. Check air filter. Check wiring connections for corrosion and wear. Check fuses and fusible links.

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I just replaced my starter and put a new battier in truck and my flywheel is in good shape but truck still wont start ,could it be my crank shaft sensorbe out ?

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My 1997 Honda Accord LX 4 door wont start. The car was running fine the night before.The next morning I tried to start it, and it wont even crank. The battery is good, I checked it out. All the lights and...

Hi
Try to jump start the car.
Put the jump leads on and leave it for 10 mins
that will charge the battery up
then try and start.
Also check the starter motor.
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