car overheated...stopped.. now turns over and wont start... could the coil pack have overheated and burnt out
Nov 4, 2012 at 6:41 AM
1997 Hyundai Coupe Car Overheated Stopped Now Turns Over Wont Start Could
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Yes and also it could be loss of compression due to a failed head. Sensors can melt due to excessive heat and cause non starting. You need to find out what is missing by diagnostics. Guessing is going to be a waste of time and possibilities are a mile long.
The above link explains what to look for.
Yes and also it could be loss of compression due to a failed head. Sensors can melt due to excessive heat and cause non starting. You need to find out what is missing by diagnostics. Guessing is going to be a waste of time and possibilities are a mile long.
The above link explains what to look for.
Nov 4, 2012 at 9:06 AM
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