Moi wrote:
> Cross-posted to the groups it should have been posted to in the first
> place...
>
> You're welcome.
>
>> Helping neighbor with 1996 Dodge Intrepid. Car quit suddenly while on
>> highway. Obviously, it won't start.
>>
>> Replaced the following: (Auto wrecker lets us return parts for up to 30
>> days) (We pulled the parts ourselves)
>>
>> Cam position sensor
>> Crankshaft position sensor
>> Coil
>> Power train module computer
>> Auto Shutdown Relay
>>
>> We did the above after following all the diagnostics in the Chilton's
>> manual. BTW, the wires to both sensors (cam & crankshaft) have the correct
>> signal voltage (9± volts) with ignition on. No spark coming to plugs.
>>
>> Any and all help diagnosing this would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Ivan Vegvary
>

Did you check something very basic like: Did the timing belt break? BTW
- throw the Chilton's manual away. FSM is the only way to go.

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