Help Biggg Problem Here!!!!!!!!!
04-17-2003, 03:46 PM
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Help Biggg Problem Here!!!!!!!!!
OK GUY THIS IS WHATS UP IM DRIVING AND THE RADIATOR HOSE POPS OFF THE LITTLE ONE (UNDER THE INTAKE) AND BEFORE I KNOW IT THE WHOLE CAR SHUTS OFF COMPLETELY!!! RADIATOR FLUID WAS EVERYWHERE AND NOW THE CAR WILL NOT START AT ALL I TRIED DISCONNECTING THE POSITIVE AND RESETING THE COMPUTER BUT STILL WONT START AND WAIT ABOUT TEN MINUTES AND RECONNECTED THE POS. AND STILL WONT START I THINKING THAT SOMTHING GOT WET OR SOMTHING. THE CAR CRANKS OVER BUT WONT START!!!!!!!!!
PLEASE HELPPPPPPPP
PLEASE HELPPPPPPPP
04-17-2003, 04:53 PM
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WELL I JUST PUT IN MY COLD AIR INTAKE AND CHANGED THE HOSE BUT I THINK IT GOT TO HOT AND SOFTENED THE HOSE AND THE CLAMPS JUST SLIPPED OFF MAN THIS SUCK CAN SOMONE HELP PLEASE!!!
04-17-2003, 05:20 PM
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Quit shouting!!!
All caps is the equivalent of shouting; it is very irritating to others; it isn't necessarily what you want to do if you're trying to encourage others to offer help.
All caps is the equivalent of shouting; it is very irritating to others; it isn't necessarily what you want to do if you're trying to encourage others to offer help.
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04-17-2003, 06:06 PM
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What kind of intake to you have??
Do you have any coolant left in the system?
Don't take this the wrong way please,.. but have you does this type of work on you S2K or any other car before? The reason I ask is just to help me eliminate the really easy things that can get missed or messed up. You could be a mechanic for all I know.
Anyway did the coolant splash all over the engine bay?
Can you take a few pics for us?
Do you have any coolant left in the system?
Don't take this the wrong way please,.. but have you does this type of work on you S2K or any other car before? The reason I ask is just to help me eliminate the really easy things that can get missed or messed up. You could be a mechanic for all I know.
Anyway did the coolant splash all over the engine bay?Can you take a few pics for us?
04-17-2003, 06:26 PM
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ALL OVER THE ENGINE MOSTLY THE FRONT PARTS LIKE RIGHT UNDER THE INTAKE I DONT THINK ANY COOLANT GOT IN THE INTAKE FILTER LOOKED CLEAN.
INTAKE WAS 4IGONES
INTAKE WAS 4IGONES
04-17-2003, 06:37 PM
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Do you have equipment to read the diagnostic codes from your ECU? There's an OBD-II port to connect this equipment to inside the car. The fact that the engine's turning over when you hit the start button means that at least you didn't seize it when you blew your coolant.
It sounds like you're not getting an ignition spark. This could be the ECU simply disabling the ignition, or maybe it could be fouled plugs. Doubtful on the latter, since I doubt all four plugs could be fouled if you didn't get coolant in the intake.
Try just starting it without the intake attached -- maybe you're not getting any air.
I guess there's just too many possibilities. Matt's probably right that you should flatbed it to the dealer.
Do you have equipment to read the diagnostic codes from your ECU? There's an OBD-II port to connect this equipment to inside the car. The fact that the engine's turning over when you hit the start button means that at least you didn't seize it when you blew your coolant.
It sounds like you're not getting an ignition spark. This could be the ECU simply disabling the ignition, or maybe it could be fouled plugs. Doubtful on the latter, since I doubt all four plugs could be fouled if you didn't get coolant in the intake.
Try just starting it without the intake attached -- maybe you're not getting any air.
I guess there's just too many possibilities. Matt's probably right that you should flatbed it to the dealer.