is the distributor turning??? i suspect a possible timing belt

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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Also just to clear things up further, before i installed all the new tune up parts, it did start just fine but after ideling within a minute, car just failed and never started back up.
As for the distributor, i suspected that but the rotor turns because i had to crank it to and position it to remove the rotor on this car because they are screwed down.

Response from steveal01
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Could it possibly be the MAP sensor? Since i doubt it was the crank position sensor (when replaced with new distributor). I don't think there is nothing left, other than the ECU itself.

Response from steveal01
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We'll took to the shop and they stated no power coming from the Distributor. What was cool was this shop allowed me to change the distributor at their shop since i could not afford the amount they would charge. After replacing with another rebuilt distributor, fired right up. Sounds like the rebuilt distributor from autozone was a dud. Shop will do a complete check up just to make sure everything is in line. I guess the lesson from this story is that sometimes a newly rebuilt item may not always be a good functioning part. even a new or rebuilt item wil always get through with a defect. test test test.

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