You car's engine needs three things to run...Fuel...Oxygen...Spark. Your engine is not getting one or all of these things, and therefore will not start. Of course you may be getting your engine may be getting some fuel, a little oxygen, and weak spark, and still will not run. Have a mechanic look at your car, could be something simple as a blocked fuel filter. Don't panic, but have a reputable mechanic check things. Hope this helps.
Does it have fuel, spark, compression?
a lot of factors to consider... will the engine rotate at all?
what kind of car 2002 Pontiac grandam se 2.2
Start the engine up. The engine will rotate the pulley on the alternator and charge the battery.
When you attempt to start engine, nothing happens-- similar to weak or dead battery. You may hear "click" and lights may dim, but engine will not rotate
Grab the key you inserted and turned to start it and rotate it back toward you, the engine will stop.
A conventional Ford marine engine will rotate clockwise for the front end
When the engine can no longer rotate.
Yes, a loose distributor can rotate so that the ignition timing for the engine is lost.
Fans make air when they start to rotate, and when they start to rotate the air starts to kinda rotate making cooler air for us.
Yes it would, but the engine will still rotate but just will not start
I took it to a shop. It was the crankshaft position sensor.