Timing chain or sensor issue

Asked by Doug Nov 22, 2020 at 08:41 PM about the 2009 Mazda MAZDA5 GS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Driving down the road car in a 09
Mazda 5 car just shuts down and won't
turn over anymore

8 Answers

When I hook the jump box to it the lights will come on but it sounds like its not turning over all the way

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Run a timing check, sneaky suspicion your valves aren't opening and closing anymore....and run a noid test also make sure you are getting spark

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Also, when you turn the key to on (not to start)....can you still hear fuel pump kick on?

Yes I hear the fuel pump come on. How do i run a timing check I dont know how.I'm not a mechanic at all and is it possible for all the plugs to go bad at once

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Easiest way is to use a timing gun, there are video walkthroughs on YouTube

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