long term damage due to crank sensor or Ignition coils?
long term damage due to crank sensor or Ignition coils?
I think i have two problems....crank sensor failure and ignition coil failure.
Is there any long term damage I can have on my engine if i have been ignoring the problem for few months?
Also, what possibly could go wrong If i do have these 2 issue's with my car?
Is there any long term damage I can have on my engine if i have been ignoring the problem for few months?
Also, what possibly could go wrong If i do have these 2 issue's with my car?
ok well this is my problem for the past month. I have an SES code P1320. I took it to my mechanic. He said that he is not sure what the problem is but thinks its the crank sensor. I did some research and ask some org members...they said p1320 is ignition coils. My mechanic said he is not sure about that. I have noticed some power loss since the SES came on. My car does hesitate at times. I noticed when you start the engine 1/15 times it doesn't rev up correctly(hesitation). WHO should i trust, mechanic or the P1320 code. I don't wanna get tripple raP3d, my *** can handle only 1 of these fixes. Already spent $200 trying to fix this with replacement of 2 SENSORS and didn't fix the SES light. I don't wanna try replacing parts I don't need to.
by the way my car is:
2000 Maxima GLE , w/ 69k miles
I NEED YOUR EXPERTICE ADVICE PEEPZ!
THANKS
by the way my car is:
2000 Maxima GLE , w/ 69k miles
I NEED YOUR EXPERTICE ADVICE PEEPZ!
THANKS
that sounds like coils to me. and you got a 2k at that mileage my coils went also (72k) im sure someone here can tell you how to test to see which coil is gone, etc i dont know how personally, they fixed it before i bought the car.
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