prodsm
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canada,
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Could be anything from a loose battery terminal to internal engine damage, and literally everything in between which may involve the electrical, fuel, and ignition system...possibly even something that you screwed up while working on the car yourself. While it's unlikely we're going to diagnose and solve your problem over the internet, feel free to discuss any possible solutions.
I live in Canada and right now its not very warm out, about -30c
my car does not have a block heater too keep it warm.
I tryed to start my car this morning and it wouldent start, ive had this problem before but this time, the car doesnt crank at all it just makes a sound that sounds like an electric drill.
Whats wrong.
Thanks
Could be anything from a loose battery terminal to internal engine damage, and literally everything in between which may involve the electrical, fuel, and ignition system...possibly even something that you screwed up while working on the car yourself. While it's unlikely we're going to diagnose and solve your problem over the internet, feel free to discuss any possible solutions.
I live in Canada and right now its not very warm out, about -30c
my car does not have a block heater too keep it warm.
I tryed to start my car this morning and it wouldent start, ive had this problem before but this time, the car doesnt crank at all it just makes a sound that sounds like an electric drill.
Whats wrong.
Thanks
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...i dont think it would be valve seals because it ran fine in the car it was pulled from....
). Now just rock the engine back and forth a little (yes its safe to rotate "backwards") noticing the highest point of the screw driver (makes some marks on it if you have to). You are only rocking a few teeth worth in each direction, trying to find when the screw driver is at its highest and that will be your TDC of #1 cylinder. Now check your cam marks and see if they are off by a lot.