no. Unless it is an older car as some used electronic modelling to inrease efficency say 1980-1985.
Car and distributor would have to be replaced
The Engine Control Module (ECM) or sometimes called the ECU is what the layman would call the computer. It manages many systems in a car depending on the manufacture. It controls the fuel/air mixture, and all emissions controls in the vehicle. It can control other aspects of the vehicle. Without the ECM your car would not run.
If the computer, aka Engine Control Module (ECM) had a major melt down the engine would not start or run. Different functions of the ECM could fail and the engine may continue to run and the check engine light would illuminate. It is seldom the ECM is at fault.
It may run but the best course of action is to have it checked out right away. If the cam sensor is bad, the engine could be damaged beyond repair.
Call the police.
yes it will but it will keep taking oil and water the oil and water will mix. u can run it for a while but rather repair it otherwise u might cease the engine
no
It will not run if the engine computer is unhooked.It will not run if the engine computer is unhooked.
Yes, the battery will be ruined.
Yes!
Crank but not start and run, possible. Not to crank, start or run, no. No lights or horn, no.
Yes, it can. So can many other things - check for codes in ecm.