Starts but wont idle or run

Try another key as I forget which system those have on it for security. Then scan for codes and check fuel pressure with a gauge auto parts rent it. Should have 41-47 psi at rail minimum

Tried different key. Will scan codes and check fuel pressure. Thx

If you have an anti theft light try this for resetting security as well like I said don't remember which system is on that

I ran a diagnostic check and it came up with P0335 Crankshaft position sensor A circuit malfunction. I replaced the crank sensor and still will not start. I will try the above for resetting the security issue. I did notice that light being on when I initially noticed the car not starting however it's not on now.

Try wiggling the connecter of r sensor if it starts the connector may be bad.

Ok tried that and no go either however its not throwing any codes. Just replaced the battery as the other one had given out. Replaced spark plugs and checked for spark which is clearly more challenging with the quad four set up and didn't see any spark on either of the cylinders. I did notice that the aluminum cover over the coils was nearly hot to touch. It was actually over the part that plugs in, not sure what that's called. I also tried starter fluid in the air intake and it made no change in the no start before the above. Couldn't rent the fuel line pressure kit and trying to do this without spending alot more.

Is this part heating up significant?

Well if you took the cover off an d it started ten ya it may be shorting out. If you sprayed fluid in the air intake and it didn't start I'd say it's not a fuel problem.I am assuming you have checked the fuses under hood then take the ignition module to auto parts I'm sure they can test it to see if it's any good or not. Also check for a bad ignition switch on these. They seem to give the problem you are having. It would be a&B on ignition module and 25&26 on pcm they are all numbered. Other than that I have no idea because I'm not around to test the stuff.

Well an update to that.I took apart the coil pack and found that the rubber boots had slipped into the center where the springs where, preventing them from making contact to the base. One of the springs was very rusty. I took a wire brush and cleaned them up replaced them and starts for a sec, runs very rough and stops. Could this have caused a short? If so would it have burned out the coil or the ICM? I really appreciate your helping me out with this btw!

Addendum: this was the coil pack closest to the ICM if that makes any difference. After doing the above the coil does not heat up anymore.

It may have shorted the ignition module do what I said in previous reply, other than that I have no other suggestions or comments to give as I'm not diagnosing this physically.