If it cranks but doesn't catch it's probably not the starter. You can pull the coil and the igniter and have them tested at most auto parts retailers, but in general, it's a process of elimination. When you find a part that works, you go on to the next possibility. If it is cranking and not starting, pull 1 spark plug wire and connect it to a spare sparkplug. Lay the sparkplug on a metal part of the engine and crank the engine to see if you are getting a good, strong spark. If you're getting a spark, check the fuel pressure. Don't just assume that if it's not starting that there's something wrong with the ignition.
Your timing belt has probably worn out, or broken, and has jumped timing.
Check the ignition coil on the Cheyenne. If it is ok, check the timing. The timing chain could have slipped or broken causing the engine to not start.
If you mean you did a timing 'belt' change and still wont start, I tend to think your previous one broke ? If this is the case, its more than likely you have bent valves .. so do a compression test. If you didnt have a broken cam belt, recheck your timing marks and be sure you are not 108 degrees out
If the timing is off by a few degrees the engine can start but will run rough. More than a few (depending on the engine) it will not start.
No, timing is not adjustable. If timing is not correct a part has failed.
It will not start with a broken timing belt
No, it will not.
If the timing belt is broken the vehicle will not start.
If you can drive the car, the timing belt isn't broken. An engine will not start or run with a broken cam belt.
I think,You can'nt start engine if this happened.
One of the symptoms of a broken timing belt is the very loud sound that comes from the vehicle when you try to turn it on. Even though it is loud, the car will not start.
Your timing belt has probably worn out, or broken, and has jumped timing.
if the timing belt is broke, then the car wont start. and u probably bent a bunch of valves.
One way to tell if the timing chain is broken on your Nissan Altima is to see if it will start. If it starts, it is not the timing chain. You can also remove the distributor cap, have someone step on the gas while you watch the engine. If the rotor moves, it is not the timing chain.
compression? bad/worn/broken timing chain..
Sounds like a bad coil or a broken timing belt.
Engine will not start and run if the belt has broken.