Lumina won't start after changing plugs

Check your battery cable connections-to the starter to the battery, ground. Battery may have been drained? Are your lights strong?

Plugs wires and coils will not affect the lack of cranking. Somewhere in the starting system is my hunch.

Lights seem string and I even tried to jump it today and it would not turn over.

I will check the cables going from the battery to the engine and see if that turns anything up in the the morning... thanks for the suggestion.

If your lights are bright, your battery is probably not a problem, therefore no need to jump it. Carefully back track your steps and see if you didn't reconnect something disconnected. It seems either power isn't getting to the starter or it isn't responding to the power.

may have put the wires on wrong too maybe?

It would still crank even if the wires were not installed.

i miss read wut he had said in the first place, i didnt see that he said it wont even turn over. wut if its a bad distributor cap or button.. would that make it not possibly turn over?

Ignition is secondary to the starting sytem. That is if the power is not getting past the starter, the motor won't spin over. Once the motor spins over, the three main ingredients need to be present.

so probaly a bad starter or altenator

Starter maybe, poor connection, igition switch come to mind. I tend to doubt alternater as the lights were bright.

I'm sure the problem wa solved as the was a while back. Too bad it wasn't updated.

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