Half of my instrument cluster lights don't turn on. I also dont hear my fuel pump when I turn my key foward. I bypass the fuel sensor located under the hood and I can hear my fuel pump turn on.

Asked by 956_Raul Dec 15, 2013 at 04:40 PM about the 1989 Mercury Grand Marquis

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The car cranks but dosent start. I have replaced coil,complete
distributor with engine control module and also the battery. If
Anyone out there can help I will appreciate it

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Fuel Delivery: are the injectors firing? Is the Fuel pressure up to Specification? Fuel sensor under the hood? No - there's no fuel sensor under the hood of that car. SPARK: Are you getting spark to the plugs? Is the rotor pointing at the #1 terminal of the distributor with the engine at TDC? Could the Timing Chain have jumped (Verified by the distributor timing and a compression test). Heat - Fuel - Oxygen: the fire triangle.

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