Posted by jimg.allentown on October 15, 2018 at 12:17:51 from (108.16.40.107):
In Reply to: Wont Start ! posted by olgentdc on October 14, 2018 at 15:15:33:
Best to try to diagnose it while it is acting up. The ether proves it is probably NOT fuel. Hearing the fuel pump run confirms this.
My first suspicion would be crank position sensor. If the car would crank but not fire, that would definitely set a code. Second suspicion would be cam position sensor. That would even be more likely since sometimes it start, sometimes not. Cam position failure means that the computer would have to "guess" whether cylinders were on compression or exhaust stroke. This gives a 50% chance of starting or not starting when you try it. Failure of this sensor would also set a trouble code.
You did not mention if the "check engine" light is on. If it is on, it will definitely have a stored code in the system.
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