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Enthusiast Joined Apr 29, '13 From Athens Georgia Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
Could a faulty spark plug keep my GT from cranking??
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I'd say your distributor is at fault. Check for fuel and spark as Box mentioned above, then report back to us with your findings and we'll help you go from there.
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Enthusiast Joined Apr 29, '13 From Athens Georgia Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
I'd say your distributor is at fault. Check for fuel and spark as Box mentioned above, then report back to us with your findings and we'll help you go from there. Okay thanks. I'm going to try the fuel and spark when I get off work. F.Y.I I think the car started giving me symptoms that something was wrong about a week ago with the hesitation because when ever I came to a red light or a stop sign it would hesitate and get the shakes real bad. If I had the AC on I would cut it off and it would calm down with all the shaking. It started to shake so bad the day before it quit running that if I shift it into neutral it would quit hesitating and shaking all together. Whenever it was in park or neutral it ran GREAT |
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