cobalt wont start

Asked by sebeswita Dec 16, 2014 at 09:19 PM about the 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt Sedan FWD

Question type: General

so I work for a campany called jimmy johns and I always have to start and turn off my car well one day my car wouldn't even turn over it just made a bad noise and now the car wont start at all. ive checked the battery and everything else and yet it hasn't started. im pretty good knowing things about cars and right now I have no idea whats going on with it. help me with any responses about what you think is going on thank you

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First thing first... determine if the problem is fuel, electrical or timing. How you do that is check if fuel pump kicking on and Sparks are coming to car. If your not then Sparks could be a sensor (Crank/cam) fuel could be a safety switch or pump or regulator. If not check timing jump. Spray ether into intake and try and start it

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I'm guessing he got it fixed about 2 1/2 years ago

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8,600

Yeah your right LOL. But it's good to answer the questions for others that have similar issues

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18,255

That's true. And I can't say I've never responded to an ancient thread without checking the date first.

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