Got a 1993 Audi 100s and problem is that we changer the spark plugs and changed the wires and now it will not start. It will crank but won't turn. Any suggestions on why this is happening?
Asked by Christopher Jan 26, 2014 at 12:43 AM about the 1993 Audi 100 S Sedan FWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
The old spark plugs had no electrode on
them and it still started.
5 Answers
Are plug wires installed in correct order and fully snapped down on the spark plugs? Did you install the proper plug and was it gapped correctly? Did you have to unplug any wire harnesses while working on it? Are they all plugged back in fully? Could you have caused any other harness to become loose? If so inspect all to insure they are fully plugged in.
Christopher answered 10 years ago
Everything is properly put in. What ends up happening is that it feels like it want to start but it does not have that kick to fully run the engine... If that makes sense. And thanks lol
If it was running before the change of part I would double check everything. Specially the plug wire placement and order on the distr cap
Christopher answered 10 years ago
Yea it was the order of the wires. Now it runs better than ever after changing the plugs. People who had it before seriously never did maintenence on it. Thanks for all your help
