won't start

Asked by conquest_2547 Feb 08, 2017 at 02:30 PM about the 2002 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am

Question type: General

2002 Pontiac t/a will turn over but won't start

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Need to make sure the security system is not activated, and Check for spark, & the proper fuel pressure.

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check all your connections electric connections to your battery spark plug wires make sure they're tight

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Replace a $10.00 engine or fuel mode or fuse in the under the hood fuse box. after market fuse is all it takes, I changed both engine and fuel fuse, and never had anymore trouble.

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my car won't start at all. It's a 2002 V8 Firebird with 142K miles. My battery is new, I have a full tank, My car won't start, the dash lights won't turn on and when you turn the key, you just hear a click sound nothing else. My windows still work and also my radio. If anybody has any clue or passed experiences in this topic, please help. I've already tried to pass cables and turn it on but nothing happens.

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My email address is mn.almahrooqi@hotmail.com If any one no the problem sent at my email please

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