You may want to check the fuel pump fuse first. I just had it happen to me. On the panel it is marked fp.
AnswerIn my experience changing the ignition module should fix the problem . AnswerIt could be the crankcase position sensor. If no pulses are seen from the sensor, the ignition module will not fire the spark plugs.The small block chevy turns in a clockwise rotation.
There is a sensor on most modern cars which turns on the fan when the coolant temperature reaches a certain value. If this sensor is bad, the fan may run continously.
I had an 1988 Chevy Cavalier once, and it did the same thing. Turns out, it had a weak engine mount. During braking, the engine would move just enough to cause the plug between the ECM and the wiring harness to separate slightly, causing a short. I had an 1988 Chevy Cavalier once, and it did the same thing. Turns out, it had a weak engine mount. During braking, the engine would move just enough to cause the plug between the ECM and the wiring harness to separate slightly, causing a short.
There is no ETF light on a 1996 Chevy Cavalier. But there is an ETS light which stands for 'electronic traction system'. This light turns on where there is a problem with the brake system.
I'd check the coolant level first, then the thermostat.
not always but it will turn about a second before the engine siezes due to a lack of oil The service engine light turns on for emission related failures, not lack of oil.
every engine needs fuel, air, and spark. which is it not getting?
Fuel pump is my guess.
Check the Chevy S10s crankshaft position sensor. The sensor is located low on the engine, and the snow could have gotten the connection damp. The engine will not start when the sensor does not operate.
Check the coolant levels. Insure that the cooling fan turns on when its supposed to, and the thermostat is not stuck closed. Make sure that the water pump is operating correctly.
There probably is a leak. Is there still freon in it? There are ares in the a/c system that are not visable. Was Dye added?
spark plugs