Car wouldn't start after replacing the clutch kits
05-13-2005, 08:38 PM
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Car wouldn't start after replacing the clutch kits
Turn the car key, engine runs... but just wouldn't start...
G28 Engine speed sensor has been tested... OK...
No DTC on Engine... In fact, nothing has been changed but the RS4 clutch kits.. but I did removed the flywheel....
The gap between the sensor and flywheel?
Any suggestions...
G28 Engine speed sensor has been tested... OK...
No DTC on Engine... In fact, nothing has been changed but the RS4 clutch kits.. but I did removed the flywheel....
The gap between the sensor and flywheel?
Any suggestions...
05-13-2005, 08:42 PM
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What I mean is....
the starter does works....
Fuel pressure is OK... ignition ..OK... spark plug.. OK... ECU... Checked..OK...
BUT... just wouldn't start...... doesn't make any sense at all....
Fuel pressure is OK... ignition ..OK... spark plug.. OK... ECU... Checked..OK...
BUT... just wouldn't start...... doesn't make any sense at all....
05-13-2005, 10:11 PM
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Re: How did you "test" the G28 sensor? And.....
You verified that it's plugged and bolted to the same hole in the bell housing on the tranny?
Also, what flywheel are you running now and does it have the timing wheel on it?
Did you align the flywheel correctly and installed ALL the bolts?
Basic stuff but sometimes people skips steps.
Check for DTC while you're cranking won't register anything. It won't register anything until your car "runs" again.
Also, what flywheel are you running now and does it have the timing wheel on it?
Did you align the flywheel correctly and installed ALL the bolts?
Basic stuff but sometimes people skips steps.
Check for DTC while you're cranking won't register anything. It won't register anything until your car "runs" again.
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05-14-2005, 07:55 AM
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If something was not installed right, the car might not recognize the the clutch being depressed
You know that little orange screen that pops up and says "depress clutch to start". Anyway, if it doesn't recognize that you are depressing the clutch, it won't let you start the motor.
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