Not trying to be funny! It could be almost anything! If you have an Auto Zone any place around you. See if you can get it their somehow and the will run a diagnostic scan at no charge. That should at least get you headed in the right direction. If you have spark, fuel, and air, and it will not start, the timing is off. ==Additionaly,== the other factor in this formula is compression. In order for the car to fire, you need all of the above + compression. If your head gasket has gone south, that can contribute to your problem.
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You could be having a problem with your spark plugs and your dashboard is alerting you. You should have a mechanic check it out.
0.040 in - verified, page 6-64:
.040
.050 in.
Four plugs, one per cylinder.
Um, ALL cars/trucks/SUV's have spark plugs. What a stupid question.
The spark plug gap for the 2003 Pontiac Sunfire 2.2 liter 4-cylinder is .043 (in thousandths). The '03 Sunfire gets up to 25 miles per gallon in the city and 33 mph on the highway.Ê
You could have a fuel pressure problem, lack of spark, malfunctioning computer, or internal engine damage.
oh its for a Pontiac sunfire
Provides a high voltage to the spark-plugs so that the fuel ignites in the cylinders.
The plugs on 2.3L and 2.4L OHC engines the gap should be at 0.050 in.