What's wrong with my 94 cutlass supreme that has a new battery alternator starter and how do you fix this Help?

Answer 1

This is a prime example of what to NOT do when attempting to troubleshoot automobile problems. Now you have a vehicle with a bunch of new parts that were probably not bad in the first place. Remember that every time you replace a part you run the risk of intoducing new problems. If the vehicle didn't work and you replace a part but don't connect one wire, you won't really notice anything different because it wasn't working already. Then, you keep going and replace a bunch of other parts. It's very possible that you have already replaced the faulty part but you'll never know it because something that you did early on is still connected wrong and you have moved on since after all, that's a new part. To efficiently troubleshoot a vehicle problem, you need to track down the problem one step at a time until you know what's wrong. Notice that your description of the problem talks about the parts that you have replaced. No mention is made regarding how the vehicle is operating, what you have checked, what it does, what it doesn't do at all and what it doesn't do right. If you aren't getting fuel, don't replace the coil. If the battery isn't getting recharged by the alternator, don't replace the battery. Try to figure out where the flaw is by isolating each part, if necessary, test parts, but don't replace things until you're almost CERTAIN that it's bad. AMEN !!!!! j3h.