Car won't start

Asked by Amanda Apr 30, 2016 at 09:15 PM about the 2005 Chrysler Pacifica Signature Series AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

After having my thermostat replaced, my car no
longer starts! Is there any obvious reasons why

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The questions, Why all the thermostats? has it been overheating. If so that would explain issues causing a NO start. If its never overheated I need more info about the Pacifica. I could only make a guess.

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Amanda, it is not impossible that something was bumped or unplugged when the job was done, but you are going to have to start from square one. what type of no start, no power at all, does the engine turn over? you will have to test for spark and fuel. also, scan the computer for codes.

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It's the thermostat sensor...it needs to be replaced...it's wired to the main harness..it doesn't let spark.... trust me... change the temperature sensor and your vehicle will turn on....y'all welcome

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