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March 31st, 2014 06:26 PM #11
I think ignition coil is a probable cause if the fuel lines are clear.
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March 31st, 2014 10:56 PM #13
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April 2nd, 2014 11:17 AM #14
what is missing? fuel,spark,air or compression? today's car need a diagnostic interface to read the ecu. gumagalaw ba ang tachometer habang nag crank ng starter? kung hindi gumagalaw possible na problema ang crank position sensor. umiilaw ba ang check engine light pag nag on ng ignition?
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April 2nd, 2014 08:09 PM #15Update: For a second opinion, had another mechanic take a look. Sparks were strong so electrical problems were set aside. Fuel pump was working. Next, he checked the fuel rail and found out no fuel was evident when cranking. (The first mechanic did not do this step.) So he dismantled the fuel pump module. He couldn't find any fuel line blockage. After about an hour of testing, the culprit was finally discovered - a loose electrical socket within the fuel pump module. (somewhere in the blue circle in the attached image.) He just tightened it manually. Apparently, there was not enough contact so that although the pump worked, it wasn't giving enough pressure to pump fuel to the engine.
Now the car starts fine.
Moral: Take your mechanic's word (diagnosis) with a grain of salt. If you're not convinced with his explanation, get an second or third opinion. This forum sure helps a lot.
Thank you guys for your insights|
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