2014 Corrola won't start after accident

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Asked by McToyCoro2014 Dec 21, 2018 at 01:19 AM about the 2014 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My Corolla was hit on the right side of the
vehicle. It will not start. The engine was not
touched at all. Everything was checked fuel
and plugs. Timing chain checked, the only
thing replaced was the tensioner of the
timing chain.

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Well.... A lot of newer vehicles have an impact sensor that will shut off the fuel pump in an accident. Judging by the damage on what's left of that car, I would say that is the issue. Or the engine was damaged on impact. I hope you are asking so it can be driven onto a flatbed truck and taken to a scrapyard, as that thing should NEVER be on the road again. Either way, it's not worth attempting to fix.

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It has been repaired and is ready to be on the road again. I just need to start it. Thank you for your input.

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Mc toycoro2014 what did you do to get it to start? Im haveing the exact same issue????

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