07-29-2016, 06:45 AM
2002 chevy tracker
2.0
2wd automatic
I picked this unit up for a couple hundred bucks and it's really nice. Previous owner had assumed he ran out of gas because it would not crank for him. I have NO fire at the coils/plugs. I replaced the CAMSHAFT POSITION SENSOR.....still no fire!
I have checked fuses and relays and to best of my knowledge everything is good.
How about the CRANKSHAFT POSITION SENSOR?
does it control fire to the coils? If so I believe it is located behind the flywheel which means I will either have to pull the motor or the transmission. Is there any way of testing sensor before pulling motor or transmission to see if in fact the crankshaft position sensor is good/bad?
And also if anyone else can lead me in the direction I need to be headed if I am way off course trying to diagnose the problem please don't hesitate to tell me.
Thanks in advance.
2.0
2wd automatic
I picked this unit up for a couple hundred bucks and it's really nice. Previous owner had assumed he ran out of gas because it would not crank for him. I have NO fire at the coils/plugs. I replaced the CAMSHAFT POSITION SENSOR.....still no fire!
I have checked fuses and relays and to best of my knowledge everything is good.
How about the CRANKSHAFT POSITION SENSOR?
does it control fire to the coils? If so I believe it is located behind the flywheel which means I will either have to pull the motor or the transmission. Is there any way of testing sensor before pulling motor or transmission to see if in fact the crankshaft position sensor is good/bad?
And also if anyone else can lead me in the direction I need to be headed if I am way off course trying to diagnose the problem please don't hesitate to tell me.
Thanks in advance.