Car not starting...=(
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Car not starting...=(
I have a 98 2.8 30v 5spd. Today in the morning waking up I was low on fuel and car would turn over but wouldn't start. I thought I had no fuel so went to gas station and brought a gallon over. Still wouldn't start....
I AM SCREWEDD NOW! I CAN'T GO TO SCHOOL OR WORK PLEASE HELP!?
I have 2 codes.
P1476 EVAP control system LDP malfunction/insufficient vacuum
P0306 Cylinder #6 misfiiiiire
Where should I starrt??
I AM SCREWEDD NOW! I CAN'T GO TO SCHOOL OR WORK PLEASE HELP!?
I have 2 codes.
P1476 EVAP control system LDP malfunction/insufficient vacuum
P0306 Cylinder #6 misfiiiiire
Where should I starrt??
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I've replaced all vacuum lines in the engine compartment. The only thing left to do I guess is check the lines to and from the LDP in the left rear well right?
The spark plugs seem used but not sooooo bad, mild carbon buldup and slight oil residue above thread might have been there before I replaced my valve cover gaskets.
I just ordered NGKs online just in case.
My dad mentioned that it could be fuel pump.....could it be a possibility?
The spark plugs seem used but not sooooo bad, mild carbon buldup and slight oil residue above thread might have been there before I replaced my valve cover gaskets.
I just ordered NGKs online just in case.
My dad mentioned that it could be fuel pump.....could it be a possibility?
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THANKS GUYS! I THINK I'M MAKING IT TO CLASS TOMORROW!! =)
And I think I found one of the problems! Oil on the spark plugs, every single one of them has oil in it. I guess they would not spark, thus not allowing car to start or difficulty on starting. Valve stem seals might be the culprit, even though I did a whole valve cover gasket job, I found out I was not supposed to put sealant on the stem seals.....which I did....
Do you think it's a good idea just to clean out the valve stem seals off of the sealant and install everything back on? I did the valve cover gasket only about 3 months ago.
And I think I found one of the problems! Oil on the spark plugs, every single one of them has oil in it. I guess they would not spark, thus not allowing car to start or difficulty on starting. Valve stem seals might be the culprit, even though I did a whole valve cover gasket job, I found out I was not supposed to put sealant on the stem seals.....which I did....
Do you think it's a good idea just to clean out the valve stem seals off of the sealant and install everything back on? I did the valve cover gasket only about 3 months ago.
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