Car wont start

The check engine light is most likely a misfire code. You need to check your coil packs for supplied voltage. If you have 12 volts supplied, check your ground to the packs. If your ground is good then most likely the coil pack is pad.

-You mean crank like normal but never start...?
-If so Check for spark, fuel pressure.

Good Luck

Mai

turn your key to the on position and see if you hear the fuel pump kick on, if so and you have gas in the vehicle then you should check to see if you have spark at the plugs. you can remove the sparkplugs one by one and check for spark by grounding out the end of the plug and cranking for just a few seconds. if you dont have spark it will be in either the spark plugs, the plug wires, or the coil packs.

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Looks like that there's no current flowing that's why it won't fire up. I strongly suggest that you check and replace the coil pack if necessary. If the coil pack is faulty there will be no current to the plugs. One good reason why it won't fire up.

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Hi, are you getting power to the coil? Use a voltmeter set to DC, turn the key on, and measure the voltage at the brown coil pack wire as compared to chassis ground. It should be 12 volts. If not, pull out the ASD relay in the power box and probe the socket. This time put one probe to battery positive and use the other probe to check the relay socket terminals. One of the terminals should yield 12 volts when the key is on. If not, the PCM is not turning the relay on--possibly due to security system.
If you have power to the coil pack, change your meter to AC volts and check voltage across the coil while someone cranks the engine. First check AC volts from the brown to one of the dark blue wires, and the from the brown to the other dark blue wire.
Please let me know the outcome of these tests for a diagnosis.

i got a1996 dodge intrepid 3.5 L .the spark plugs 1,3,2 works but 4,5,6 do not work. i changed the spark plug wires, the coil ,the crankshaft sencer and the camshaft sencer.what else could cause this not to start?

No spark, ck the crank position sensor. bolted on engine at the front crank pully. Good luck. unplug and plug it back in to clean the wire connection/

possible timing belt slipped or broken.

Make sure you did not get any wires pinched between engine & bellhousing this is common.If it started and ran before doing clutch, nothing you did should change that! Are all wires back on starter motor?

no the crank shaft sensor would not stop it from turning over