El Gato Liso
09-02-2007, 09:54 PM
well
this has been my summer ever since i bought my e30
yay i fixed it!!!
WIGGITY WHACK something else goes wrong.
repeat this about 4-5 times
well
it has happened again
after labout 4 days of replacing my old clutch cylinder with a new one( master not slave) and putting in bosch plat 2 pronged spark pplugs my car doesnt want to start. today i did an oil change, and after the car started fine perfect i drove downt he road and back.
and maybe an hour or 2 after i had to move the cars and when i turned my ignition, the motor did not want to turn over!
i swear my balls broke *even more* when this happened today! i pulled out the plugs and found that it was wet of gas, so i burned it off with a lighter and put them back in and it still wouldnt turn over.
so i took the spark plug connecter, put a screw driver in it and placed the driver on a piece of metal on the car, and turned the ignition to see if there is any spark. and of course there was no spark. i did the same this with the spark plug in the connecter this time not housed in the motor...still no spark.
so with what little experience i have with cars *im really a newb at cars for that matter, really especially electrical shit* im guessing the obvious...no current flow is getting to the plugs.
now what could possibly be the problem folks/? thanks
this has been my summer ever since i bought my e30
yay i fixed it!!!
WIGGITY WHACK something else goes wrong.
repeat this about 4-5 times
well
it has happened again
after labout 4 days of replacing my old clutch cylinder with a new one( master not slave) and putting in bosch plat 2 pronged spark pplugs my car doesnt want to start. today i did an oil change, and after the car started fine perfect i drove downt he road and back.
and maybe an hour or 2 after i had to move the cars and when i turned my ignition, the motor did not want to turn over!
i swear my balls broke *even more* when this happened today! i pulled out the plugs and found that it was wet of gas, so i burned it off with a lighter and put them back in and it still wouldnt turn over.
so i took the spark plug connecter, put a screw driver in it and placed the driver on a piece of metal on the car, and turned the ignition to see if there is any spark. and of course there was no spark. i did the same this with the spark plug in the connecter this time not housed in the motor...still no spark.
so with what little experience i have with cars *im really a newb at cars for that matter, really especially electrical shit* im guessing the obvious...no current flow is getting to the plugs.
now what could possibly be the problem folks/? thanks