Update: Still no spark! 96, V6 3.8L.
#11
if i remember right the car will run with a bad cam sensor but will not with a bad crank sensor. if your not getting spark and it wont kick with some starting fluid then its not the fuel. not sure on the 3.8 but should be a pink or pink and white wire for ignition juice. make sure your getting juice to the coils. i would look at the crank sensor.
#12
Does your crank pulley still have the sheetmetal wheel that goes into the grooves of the crank sensor? If that is gone then the crank sensor will not know it is being triggered. There should be 2 cogged sheetmetal wheels inside the harmonic balancer that trigger the CKS. Those wheels are used for the hi and low resolution crank position readings. The CMS is only used for injector timing and to assist the PCM in adjusting the ignition timing. It will NOT keep you from starting or running. Fuses like Craby said are also a suggestion but if they are not blown...
Just an idea here is your TPS hooked up? GM built a diagnostics routine into these cars where if you press the gas petal to the floor while trying to start the car it will disable the ignition and fuel systems for diagnostics and troubleshooting. Best not to touch the gas petal at all when starting these cars.
Massey
Just an idea here is your TPS hooked up? GM built a diagnostics routine into these cars where if you press the gas petal to the floor while trying to start the car it will disable the ignition and fuel systems for diagnostics and troubleshooting. Best not to touch the gas petal at all when starting these cars.
Massey
#13
Take a look at this, to start diagnosing a no-start condition:
http://home.comcast.net/~grayman99/m...ic-testing.pdf
http://home.comcast.net/~grayman99/m...ic-testing.pdf
#16
Does your crank pulley still have the sheetmetal wheel that goes into the grooves of the crank sensor? If that is gone then the crank sensor will not know it is being triggered. There should be 2 cogged sheetmetal wheels inside the harmonic balancer that trigger the CKS. Those wheels are used for the hi and low resolution crank position readings. The CMS is only used for injector timing and to assist the PCM in adjusting the ignition timing. It will NOT keep you from starting or running. Fuses like Craby said are also a suggestion but if they are not blown...
Just an idea here is your TPS hooked up? GM built a diagnostics routine into these cars where if you press the gas petal to the floor while trying to start the car it will disable the ignition and fuel systems for diagnostics and troubleshooting. Best not to touch the gas petal at all when starting these cars.
Massey
Just an idea here is your TPS hooked up? GM built a diagnostics routine into these cars where if you press the gas petal to the floor while trying to start the car it will disable the ignition and fuel systems for diagnostics and troubleshooting. Best not to touch the gas petal at all when starting these cars.
Massey
#17
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#20
Haha, I am almost positive that's it. My problem is that when I turn it with a ratchet, the whole pulley turns. It doesn't get loose, what can I do?
Edit: I think I found out how to do it, I read this guide. http://www.ehow.com/how_6718639_chan...96-camaro.html Let me give that a try.
Edit: I think I found out how to do it, I read this guide. http://www.ehow.com/how_6718639_chan...96-camaro.html Let me give that a try.
Last edited by AnalyzeFaith; 10-19-2010 at 12:33 PM.