1999 pontiac firebird wont start

Asked by lovemycar66 Aug 22, 2014 at 02:45 AM about the 1999 Pontiac Firebird Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

have a 1999 Pontiac firebird v6 that it was running good until last summer start feeling like it was loosing power , then started to back fire then one day it would not start anymore , I was told that the coil packs went bad so I put new whole set but still does the same thing , can you help me figured this out thanks

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How about the cam position sensor? They will course a no start but usually when it goes that's it.

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I know it sound like a dome question but where is this sensor located , and do you think that can be the main problem or it can be some else thanks for your quick response

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Check your coils pack and wiring that's why will not spark to start

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If is not the is your crank sensor. Have you check your fuel pump presor?

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I replaced the ignition switch on my 99 firebird had new key made. when i put the new switch in it worked fine then i hooked the battery up let it set over night now i cant get the key to turn or do anything

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