Engine no start

Hi, First I'd Check all The fuses, See If They are good. Then I'd Take a Test Light At The OBD 2 Connector And See if Power Has Returned there, If Still No power There, Then Check the computer. For Power and grounds. If everything checks out you may need a computer. But They Do not Go Bad To often In these Cars. I'd Get A second Opinion. See A Mechanic And have it checked out.

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Edward S.

Hi, See If you Have ground at The Obd2 connector Also. Check your Battery That It's Fully charged. To Check the computer, Power And Grounds, You need a wiring Diagram Of the computer, Look at the diagram And see Where You have Battery, also Ignition feed, and grounds. Carefully Check With a dvom meter. If you Have Power and ground at the Obd2 Connector, Then you should be able To get codes Out of the computer. I'd Check This first.

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Edward S.

First never remove cables on a running car! This can damage ecm. Next check the negative cable, this can be corroded to the point that not enough power gets too the ecm and starter.

Do you have a multimeter to do some testing?Have you had the alternator and battery tested yet?Did you make sure the battery cables are clean and tight?Is the clicking when it doesn't start coming from the starter?

Do you have any codes or is the Check Engine Light On?

That's actually a good point. Have you replaced the battery or had the charging system checked?