o2 toyota corolla le, wont turn over..

Asked by Jason Aug 01, 2020 at 12:41 AM about the 2002 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

im having trouble with my 02 corolla le, my issue is that it wont turn over, it
started dying during ideal suddenly  a few times before i let it sit overnight,
next moring it died on 246 and hasnt turned over since, ive replaced the
alternator, battery, spark plugs, so far no luck, i cant find a correlation
between them but all this started short;y after replacing a speaker in the rear
of the vehicle. any ideas?  

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a channel in the back has nothing to do with it, neither does your alternator. sounds probably a fuel relay issue ( since it already has the ability to start). Because it started idling but then stopped, sure, because the feed from that circuit quit. It doesn't take 12 volts to get the gas pump to get gas to the block. relay, maybe even a crank position sensor issue ( cheap part). good luck

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