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Old 11-18-2011, 09:21 AM
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This one wont be easy 01 t&c 3.8 quit and no start dealer replaced pcm we have current info if i pay i want some good help because im good and can gather more info as needed. I dont have enough tech info to affect repair
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and u dont have enough info posted for any one to give any ideas of whats wrong.
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ok here is what i have. 2002 town & country, 3.8. died while going down road. no spark...dealer had it a year never got it going. they installed a reman pcm and crank sensor. now i have inspected all related wiring, no chafing or obvious breaks. in another forum it recomended probing the ign coil lead for battery voltage at key on there was voltage, next it said to crank eng there should be voltage during crank. no voltage. asd relay swapped with like relay still no spark. replaced cam sensor, no spark. only codes in pcm are coolant temp sensor and mat sensor. i can provide more when given instructions on test
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a dealer had it for a year??? what was that crap?
ok U have voltage at the coil did u have ground pulses when cranking on the other 3 wires?
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Old 11-19-2011, 09:12 PM
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i had voltage at key on for a few seconds but on crank voltage was gone so i didnt go to that step ... tried energizing asd relay to c if that would start eng didnt
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most modern so called techs are just part changers i have to do some hard diagnosis on this one... not a prob Kevin... been there before as a Cad tech so help me out on this one
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I did i asked u if there was a GROUND PULSE on the other wires at the coil when cranking. Not voltage but ground. The voltage comes from the asd relay then turns off when not trying to crank the engine.
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what method should i use for that test ? test light on b+ and probe for pulse or meter
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test light on b+ would be better
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no pulse w/light . i called your number left message
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