I have a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT and it will start but won't turnover.

Asked by Davisjay52 Nov 13, 2013 at 06:55 PM about the 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It will crank but it wont turnover.

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okay SPARK (hold a phillps screwdriver in place of the sparkplug Near to ground to see a blue spark)....and FUEL....can you hear fuel whooshing through the fuel rail when the "on" position is selected?

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"won't turnover"...well the startermotor has to see 12 volts at 300 or more amps...what you need to do is get a NEW battery, and wirebrush the end of the black cable where it attaches to the ground....wirebrush the cable....wirebrush the ground spot to insure a full 300 or more amps can get through there~

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Fuel, Compression, and Ignition whens the last time you changed your fuel filter(check that) after that check fuel pressure(your local parts store ...AutoZone will sell or lend your a tool to test your fuel pressure ...next....Whens the last time you changed spark Plugs?? once all done make sure your timing is set but it should rarely come to timing

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