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95 crown Vicwon't startt

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AJ

ajillagOP

  • Member since Sep 2013
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  • Chicago, IL, USA
Oct 15, 2013 at 8:45 PM
hey guys. New to the site. first time posting. I have a 95 crown Vic lx sedan. it's stoop running on mrall of a sudden. what I know: it's getting gas. it's getting spark and it's not electrical. it's turning but not catching.I'm clueless to what the problem could be. I know the cat is bad but will that stop it from starting? also wasn't too know would a bad charcoal canister make the car not start?
JD

jdmeaux

Oct 16, 2013 at 6:46 AM
Www.crownvic.net has a large forum of lots of CV problems. You may want to also check there.

The three major needs for starting a car is 1-gas, 2-spark, and 3-air. IF you are pulling the plugs and they are wet, you are getting fuel. If you check for spark with a ground resistor, you have electrical. The next item is rather if the PCM / ECU is getting the proper signal of timing. Crankshaft positioning sensor and the cam timing sensor are two sensors that send a signal back to the PCM. The IAC and TPS also send signals that need to be interpreted by the PCM.

Have fun troubleshooting. Be sure to get a manual and follow the charts to see if you can find the problem.
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