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Changed Distributor And Now Wont Start. I'm sure you didnt blow your coil, as i've changed more coils then i can name in the past 10 years & have yet to experience a blown. The common bad distributor symptoms are hard starting, car not starting, and engine misfiring, but there are other signs you should watch out for. As long as you have oil pressure once the distributor is stabed, you good, but if not, then shut off the engine and align the oil pump drive shaft. 1987 ford f150, 5.0l, 302 v8 automatic, 120k miles. Trying to fix no start condition (for months). In this article, you’ll learn. I had a faulty distributor with the car randomly dying occasionally and was quoted $1000 for the part and work at my garage. Replaced icm, coil, spark plug wires, distributor cap.still wouldn’t start (reliably). A 1994 toyota with a distributor probably does not have a crankshaft position sensor, per se. I removed my distributor so i could replace the pip sensor (stalling when. As the distributor gear meshes with.

Replaced icm, coil, spark plug wires, distributor cap.still wouldn’t start (reliably). As the distributor gear meshes with. In this article, you’ll learn. 1987 ford f150, 5.0l, 302 v8 automatic, 120k miles. A 1994 toyota with a distributor probably does not have a crankshaft position sensor, per se. I removed my distributor so i could replace the pip sensor (stalling when. I'm sure you didnt blow your coil, as i've changed more coils then i can name in the past 10 years & have yet to experience a blown. The common bad distributor symptoms are hard starting, car not starting, and engine misfiring, but there are other signs you should watch out for. Trying to fix no start condition (for months). As long as you have oil pressure once the distributor is stabed, you good, but if not, then shut off the engine and align the oil pump drive shaft.

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Changed Distributor And Now Wont Start In this article, you’ll learn. In this article, you’ll learn. Trying to fix no start condition (for months). As the distributor gear meshes with. I'm sure you didnt blow your coil, as i've changed more coils then i can name in the past 10 years & have yet to experience a blown. A 1994 toyota with a distributor probably does not have a crankshaft position sensor, per se. 1987 ford f150, 5.0l, 302 v8 automatic, 120k miles. I removed my distributor so i could replace the pip sensor (stalling when. Replaced icm, coil, spark plug wires, distributor cap.still wouldn’t start (reliably). As long as you have oil pressure once the distributor is stabed, you good, but if not, then shut off the engine and align the oil pump drive shaft. The common bad distributor symptoms are hard starting, car not starting, and engine misfiring, but there are other signs you should watch out for. I had a faulty distributor with the car randomly dying occasionally and was quoted $1000 for the part and work at my garage.