Posts Tagged: no start
Chevrolet Cruze no crank, no start, U0100 and U0101
Cruze no crank, no start, U0100 and U0101 — Diagnose and fix Several GM vehicles are having issues with the digital CAN bus data lines. GM has issued a service bulletin #17-NA-211 with tips on how to find the problem in the vehicles listed below. The problem appears on a Chevrolet Cruze no crank, no start, U0100 and U0101, but can also appear as a check engine light with just U0100 and U0101 trouble codes on other vehicles. U0100 Lost Communication With Engine Control Module U0101 Lost Communication With Transmission … Read More
No start, no crank, start then stall on GM trucks
No start, no crank GM trucks GM has issued a service bulletin #PIT5391E to address a no start, no crank on the GM trucks listed below. The problem can be a no crank, start followed by immediate stall, check engine light, Service 4WD message, relay clicking noise, rearview camera inoperative and may be accompanied by any of these trouble codes: C0364 and/or U0403, B1370, B1325, P0650, P263A, P263B, P0513, P129D, P2535, and/or P0262B Fix no start, no crank GM has determined that the cause of these issues is often the … Read More
No crank, no start
Diagnose and fix a no crank, no start condition What causes an intermittent no crank, no start? GM has issued a service bulletin on the vehicle listed below to address a no crank, no start condition on many of their late model vehicles with push to start features. In addition to the no crank, no start you may also encounter an intermittent security light on condition, a “no remote fob detected” condition or a “poor or no remote keyless entry range” condition. Symptoms covered by this service bulletin GM states … Read More
Hyundai Rough idle, no start
Fix Hyundai rough idle, no start There’s a service bulletin #10-FL-009 to address a Hyundai rough idle, no start condition on the vehicle listed below with the 2.0L and 2.4L engines. Hyundai has determined that a dirty electronic throttle body can cause a Santa Fe rough idle or no start condition. The carbon accumulation in behind the throttle plate and the entire throttle body must be removed before cleaning the carbon buildup. Do NOT, under any circumstances try to clean this buildup by spraying throttle body cleaner directly into the … Read More
No crank no start
No crank no start on a GM vehicle GM has issued a service bulletin #09-06-03-004C to address a starting condition where you encounter an intermittent no crank, no start, a no crank, no start, no click, a cranks but won’t start, or a cranks but won’t fire. The symptoms can also appear as: No Module Communication, Check engine light/service engine soon light, other warning lights, Vehicle Messages or trouble codes stored in the computer. The bulletin applies to the vehicles listed below. GM has determined the condition may be caused … Read More
Check engine light on ABS light on GM vehicles
Fix Check engine light on ABS light on GM vehicles, no start, stalls GM has issued a technical service bulletin (TSB) #06-06-04-049B for check engine light, ABS light on, no start, stalls, and various other electrical problems on the vehicles listed below. 1997-03 Buick Century, Regal 2000-03 Chevrolet Impala, Monte Carlo 1999-01 Pontiac Grand Prix The list the following problems: Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light illuminated Intermittent MIL/Service Engine Soon indicator illuminated Engine will not start Engine stalls after start up Various electrical system failures Various driveability concerns The cause … Read More
No crank No start Dodge Durango
No crank No start Dodge Durango If you turn the key on a Dodge Durango and get a No crank No start situation where it won’t start or crank, most people head right for the battery. But there can be other issues. Here’s how power flows in this vehicle. The system uses an engine starter motor relay located in the power distribution center (PDC). Power flows to the relay contacts from fuse 16. Power flows to the relay control coil from fuse “E” to the ignition switch and then to … Read More
Hyundai Sante FE won’t start
No start Hyundai Sante FE No start Hyundai SanteFE, P0335 and P1372 A. The two codes you scanned are P0335 Crankshaft Position Sensor (CKP) Circuit Malfunction and P1372 Segment Time Acquisition Incorrect. In layperson’s terms, the P1372 is a misfire. But don’t start replacing spark plugs and ignition coils yet. The engine computer detects cylinder misfires by monitoring the “rate of revolution” using the CKP. If the computer commands the spark plugs and injectors to fire, it expects to see crankshaft rotate at a predictable rate, with each cylinder contributing … Read More
Dodge Neon won’t start and stalls
Dodge Neon won’t start and stalls If you own either a Dodge or Plymouth Neon and experience a no start or stall condition, you may have a shorted vehicle speed sensor (VSS). The VSS shares the same power circuit as the crankshaft position sensor (CKP) and camshaft position sensor (CMP). The most common way for the VSS to short is power to ground. That prevents the CKP and CMP from getting power. To test, find the VSS on the transmission extension housing. With the connector still on the VSS, backprobe … Read More
Dodge Neon no crank no start
Dodge Neon no crank no start Dodge Neon no crank no start, starter won’t crank, no power at starter Many Dodge Neon owners complain of a no crank or cranks but won’t start condition. Shops have found several possibilities for these problems. I’ll list them, but first you should understand how the system works. Power flows from the Power Distribution Center on Fuse 9 through connector 103 to the Ignition switch. From there the power flows to the control side of the engine starter motor relay. When you turn the … Read More