my 2002 pontiac grand prix won't start

Asked by Jolene Apr 22, 2018 at 09:19 PM about the 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car cranks over but won't start...there is spark and
is pumping fuel...fuses are good we tried doing
that reset thing with ignition 11min on 4 seconds
off three times but the first 5 minutes in all my
gauges were goin crazy and my speedometer was
up at 100 km an hour so I shut it off...now it's even
worse the windows n locks dont work gauges go
crazy...is there a way to fix this?

4 Answers

38,855

scan for codes even if the light ain't on and get the definitions , could be the ECM , (brain) are the injectors firing ?

220,815

Right. If the security system is activated, it shuts down the fuel injectors. The security system would need to be re-set.

220,815

Try spraying some starting fluid into the air intake to see if it would fire off. If it does the the security system has the fuel injectors shut down.

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so had replaced the battery and did that reset...it cranks over but won't start...so I guess tomorrow when I get it towed home I will try the starting fluid.

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