Car will crank but won't start Pontiac G6 2007

Asked by Davione Jul 14, 2018 at 02:10 AM about the 2007 Pontiac G6

Question type: General

I changed the battery and the starter and my car
still won't start lights and everything work what's
the problem is it a fuse that pushes the starter is it
the fuel injectors is it my alternator it won't even
start with a jump it just cranks I need help

3 Answers

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Check in the front catalayzer under is a oxigen sensor harness is usuly shorted for the heat of the catalyser is a commun problem with this engins. This shorted harnes will stop the car from running the pcm shotsdow power to that sector of the circuit for protection you obd2 scanner will say no comunication with the ecm/pcm . if this is you problem you shut fix the short harness after you have to relearn you key ,insert the key in the ignition switch turn to on waith for security ligth to stop blinking repeat this 3 times it takes obout 30 minutes make sure you battery is fully charge after that you key is relearn and you can start you car. I hope this help someone.

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