94 Concorde No Start
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12-06-2007, 11:51 AM
Hi All
I have a 1994 Concorde, 3.3L with 3268XX KM that has been running fine until now.
Two days ago I jumped in the car, hit the key and it started right up (as always) and ran for about 2 seconds and then died. O.K. I thought, it is cold out (first big snowfall of the year) and it stalled. No big deal, turned the key and it just rolled over without so much as a cough and that was it. Went back out today and for the fun of it, tried it again and noticed the following;
When I turned the key to run the check engine light did not cycle on.
All the lights for the shift position remain on no matter what gear I select.
Although there is pressure at the fuel rail (do not have a pressure valve, but when I pushed the valve in, gas spurted out) I can not hear the fuel pump run.
I tried to pull the codes from the computer by turning the on. off, on, off, on etc and still no check engine light or codes.
When I turn the key to start, the starter rolls the motor over with no problems but it does not fire.When I remove and replace the fuses under the hood I can hear the relays clicking, so I am assuming they are good. Unfortunately I do not have my test meter here to check (conductivity) them properly.
Being the nice guy that I try to be, I had backed the car in a little tight to the side of the driveway so my G/F could get her car in and out easier. Unfortunately now I can not get the drivers side door open enough to access the fuse panel. I did pull the cover off and by what I see, there is no fuse for the p.c.m. or anything else that might cause this.
Am I missing something here (please say fuse in the fuse panel http://www.chryslerforum.com/image/s2.gif ) or have I got bigger problems?
A friend is on his way over to help push the car enough to get the drivers door open and while he is hare I am going to hook up a timing light to confirm there is no spark nut any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
If this has been covered before and I missed it in the search, sorry, but if you could post the link th the tread it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Rob
I have a 1994 Concorde, 3.3L with 3268XX KM that has been running fine until now.
Two days ago I jumped in the car, hit the key and it started right up (as always) and ran for about 2 seconds and then died. O.K. I thought, it is cold out (first big snowfall of the year) and it stalled. No big deal, turned the key and it just rolled over without so much as a cough and that was it. Went back out today and for the fun of it, tried it again and noticed the following;
When I turned the key to run the check engine light did not cycle on.
All the lights for the shift position remain on no matter what gear I select.
Although there is pressure at the fuel rail (do not have a pressure valve, but when I pushed the valve in, gas spurted out) I can not hear the fuel pump run.
I tried to pull the codes from the computer by turning the on. off, on, off, on etc and still no check engine light or codes.
When I turn the key to start, the starter rolls the motor over with no problems but it does not fire.When I remove and replace the fuses under the hood I can hear the relays clicking, so I am assuming they are good. Unfortunately I do not have my test meter here to check (conductivity) them properly.
Being the nice guy that I try to be, I had backed the car in a little tight to the side of the driveway so my G/F could get her car in and out easier. Unfortunately now I can not get the drivers side door open enough to access the fuse panel. I did pull the cover off and by what I see, there is no fuse for the p.c.m. or anything else that might cause this.
Am I missing something here (please say fuse in the fuse panel http://www.chryslerforum.com/image/s2.gif ) or have I got bigger problems?
A friend is on his way over to help push the car enough to get the drivers door open and while he is hare I am going to hook up a timing light to confirm there is no spark nut any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
If this has been covered before and I missed it in the search, sorry, but if you could post the link th the tread it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Rob
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