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Question posted by nickelly117 on September 8th, 2019

Crank No Start

Ok. So I was driving to work one day and my car suddenly cut off while I was driving it, now I'm in the process of figuring out why ? I put a code reader on it and the codes for the camshaft and crankshaft came up so bought the parts and the car still has an crank no start. So I start checking the fuses with a test light and a couple of fuses did not light up when I touch them with the tester and those were .27 10A IGN RUN ONLY ORC FEED28 10A IGN RUN ORC/OCM FEED23 15A ENG ASD RELAY FEED 326 15A ENG ASD RELAY FEED 2If anyone knows anything that could help me out I would appreciate it.-Nic

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