our cars do some VERY strange things when they don't get FULL battery power -
various modules get "mixed up" and store wrong information - or get "stuck" -
TRY THIS -
connect a known good - fully charged battery -
turn the ignition key to the ON position for several minutes -
turn the key to the START position -
if nothing happens - repeat a couple more times -
if STILL nothing -
disconnect BOTH battery cables and touch them together for a few seconds -
reconnect the battery cables -
connect the POSITIVE cable first - then the NEGATIVE cable -
this clears the memory of various modules -
similar to re-booting your computer -
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our cars are also somewhat sensitive when it comes to jump starting -
it is NOT uncommon to discover blown fuses after an attempted jump start -
so - check ALL the fuses -
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when the anti-theft system is activated -
it disables BOTH the starter and the fuel injectors -
went to start it & it just cranks & will not fire.
this is NOT an anti-theft issue -
it could be blown fuses -
Had tests ran & found that it has no injector pulse & the security light flashes until I turn the key to on,
where it then just stays lit but the car will not turn over.
very confusing statement -
you won't get injector pulse if the engine won't crank/turn over -
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engine cranks - no injector pulse -
probably a blown fuse -
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There has to be a fix to this issue that doesn't involve having it towed to a dealer to get my pockets ripped a new one.
the stealership is the LAST place you should take your car -
they will automatically "diagnose" BLOWN HEAD GASKETS -
even if your only problem is a burned out light bulb -
check ALL the fuses -
various modules get "mixed up" and store wrong information - or get "stuck" -
TRY THIS -
connect a known good - fully charged battery -
turn the ignition key to the ON position for several minutes -
turn the key to the START position -
if nothing happens - repeat a couple more times -
if STILL nothing -
disconnect BOTH battery cables and touch them together for a few seconds -
reconnect the battery cables -
connect the POSITIVE cable first - then the NEGATIVE cable -
this clears the memory of various modules -
similar to re-booting your computer -
------------------
our cars are also somewhat sensitive when it comes to jump starting -
it is NOT uncommon to discover blown fuses after an attempted jump start -
so - check ALL the fuses -
----------------------
when the anti-theft system is activated -
it disables BOTH the starter and the fuel injectors -
went to start it & it just cranks & will not fire.
this is NOT an anti-theft issue -
it could be blown fuses -
Had tests ran & found that it has no injector pulse & the security light flashes until I turn the key to on,
where it then just stays lit but the car will not turn over.
very confusing statement -
you won't get injector pulse if the engine won't crank/turn over -
------------------------------
engine cranks - no injector pulse -
probably a blown fuse -
-------------------------
There has to be a fix to this issue that doesn't involve having it towed to a dealer to get my pockets ripped a new one.
the stealership is the LAST place you should take your car -
they will automatically "diagnose" BLOWN HEAD GASKETS -
even if your only problem is a burned out light bulb -
check ALL the fuses -