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I made a mistake and listen to the guy from a parts store[largechain],
I had a vacuum leak I could not find he said to spray everything
with wd40 and I would be able to hear the leak
I did still could not tell.
So a long story short, drove it home it run fine
I got up the next day it will not start.
New plugs rotor button cap,coil wire .
Still nothing.
any ideas would be helpful
it is getting fire ,I have checked the wiring and the fireing order
153624 clockwise on the distributor.
It is a 92 model. I brought up number 1 piston made sure I was
right with rotor button.
It cranks but will not start.
I even checked the enertia switch.
It was running fine when I shut it off
Getting fire.....Now is it gettin gas... And did u take the screw driver and put it in a plug wire and see if it did(sorry some people try to here for the fire). YOu prolly sprayed some wires that made a bad connection somehwere and well thats what i presonally think it is
I did use a screwdriver to the block to see the fire.
I am off work today so I am going to try to spray some fuel in the
breather.
Someone said to try to unhook the hot wire for about 15 minutes
from the battery
Said it might reset computor
It is alive and running.
Took the battery cable loose for 10 minutes.
Sprayed 2 shots of gas in throttle body .
Started first time runs fine.
Thanks for your ideas.
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