My car wont start? Has 4 sensor codes when i checked the check engine light.

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Asked by Manda Mae Jul 09, 2015 at 11:28 AM about the 2004 Chevrolet Malibu FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car will crank over but wont start.
We replaced the crank shaft sensor,
we checked to make sure there was
gas going to the engine, fuel pump
kicks on. There were three other
codes on the check engine light,
throttle position sensor, o2 sensor,
and another. Cant figure out whats
wrong, it just stalled going down the
highway.

4 Answers

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There was a crank shaft sensor, throttle position sensor, 02 sensor, and another one, but we changed the crankshaft sensor.

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The fuse in in the fuse box under the hood now which fuse it is I do not no but look in your owners manual it will show you the location of all the fuses. Also you can just look at a fuse and you can tell if it is blown or not.

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