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Old 08-16-2008, 08:17 PM   #1
nick(poor laguna)
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need help laguna phase1 wont start

hi guys i recently bought a m-reg 1.8rt laguna (f3p engine)

its been running fine for 4-5 weeks untill the other day when driving to work it suddenly stalled.....so i fired her back up thinking i stalled it, but it took some starting and splutterd into life for 3 seconds then it packed up for good.

for a car of this age it had not one problem with electrics or anything not even the dreaded immobiliser problem(yet)......yes immobiliser is fine!!

today i fitted a new tdc sensor to the cost of £20 but still wont start

found out i have no spark to any ht lead

+i pulled the main ht lead off the ignition module and to my suprise was about half a teaspoon of oxidised metal(yes the bright green stuff ) looks like its from the connector on the ht lead

my dad had a closer inspection of the ignition module and found a 1-2 inch crack in the resin on the side of the module ......could this be my problem ....my ignition module has packed up?.........and why did i get all that oxidised metal?

any help will be usefull
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