help wont start s4 n/a
10-17-05, 06:59 PM
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help wont start s4 n/a
i noticed my alt. belt was missing so i replaced all of the belts and now my car will not start it started befor i replaced the belts but now it wont i didnt disconect anything it will turn over but not fire and the battery reads around 11.47 volts either help me please
10-17-05, 07:32 PM
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its not flooded i have a switch that i can switch inside the car that lets me unflood it without pulling the fuse
so i tryd that a bunch and it didnt work
so i tryd that a bunch and it didnt work
10-17-05, 07:44 PM
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first charge your battery or get someone over there to jump the car so you have good current.
run the deflood proceedure. Crank for about 30 seconds, at WOT, with the fuel switch off. If the car doesn't start, check that you're getting fuel. If you're getting fuel, check spark. Got spark, then check compression.
run the deflood proceedure. Crank for about 30 seconds, at WOT, with the fuel switch off. If the car doesn't start, check that you're getting fuel. If you're getting fuel, check spark. Got spark, then check compression.
10-18-05, 01:38 AM
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okay i tried to jump it and still no go volatge stays around 12 and drops to about 10 while cranking tomorow ill check for spark and fuel and do a compression test coudl it be maybe a short somewere in the wireing or maybe to volatge regulator on my alternator i know thats gone out about 3 times on this shitty *** shucks replacment alternator btu it ran perfectly fine befor i removed the ac belt and the air pump belt and replaced them
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10-18-05, 03:52 AM
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Pull the spark plugs and do your typical deflood proceedure. Let the combustion chambers air out really well. Maybe spray some b12 or similar in there to help the fuel evaporate. Then put your plugs back in and try to start her.
10-19-05, 10:22 PM
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well it has spark , fuel , and compression i pulled the plugs and they were pritty wet and gunky so im gunu throw some new ones in i tried pulling them and doing the deflood then drying off the plugs but it still wouoldnt go
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