[qwikredline]

I would suspect fuel pump. good luck

 

[qprellikqp]

i tested the fuel system it's working fine, i know its not a fuel issue

 

[unclemiltie]

classic symptoms of the crankshaft position sensor (CPS)

It's a small sensor that is on the front of the block just behind the first catalytic converter. It's held in with a single torx screw and has a wire that is snaked to the back of the engine just next to the throttle body.

The usual symptoms of failure is that the car will start when cold but will not start when hot. If you let the car cool down it'll start again. Eventually though it will leave you stranded with a no-start, no-way.

The part is about $65 and you can install it yourself in about an hour or so if it's your first time. I like doing it from the bottom but others take it out from the top. the only thing to remember is that the new one comes with an O-ring and the old one usually does not come out of the block with its O-ring on. If you put it back together with two O-rings the car won't start since the sensor won't seat close enough to the sensing wheel inside. Remember to search for the original O-ring and remove it.

 

[qprellikqp]

thank you i will order this part and install it i will get back to you with an update after i get it together

 

[qwikredline]

classic symptoms of the crankshaft position sensor (CPS)

It's a small sensor that is on the front of the block just behind the first catalytic converter. It's held in with a single torx screw and has a wire that is snaked to the back of the engine just next to the throttle body.

The usual symptoms of failure is that the car will start when cold but will not start when hot. If you let the car cool down it'll start again. Eventually though it will leave you stranded with a no-start, no-way.

The part is about $65 and you can install it yourself in about an hour or so if it's your first time. I like doing it from the bottom but others take it out from the top. the only thing to remember is that the new one comes with an O-ring and the old one usually does not come out of the block with its O-ring on. If you put it back together with two O-rings the car won't start since the sensor won't seat close enough to the sensing wheel inside. Remember to search for the original O-ring and remove it.

Good description. Say u wont go