NEED HELP ASAP! Clutch swapped, car won't start?
What's up guys I recently just did a clutch job on my car. Everything went orett smooth.. I got the car back together, the car won't start. The cAr doesent turn over. Fuel pump doesn't prime. Horn doesn't work, headlights,fog lights, trunk button, do not work! But power to everything else, blinkers, radio, rpd etc.
This is the only problem. When I was taking out my starter, I accidentally tried to unscrew the wrong nut with the wires going to it, and since it's old the plastic cracked on the solenoid. I inspected it and didn't see anything that could be harmful, wasn't a big crack and there wasn't any metal that should be touching in that plastic.. Any possible way I shorted something out? Anyone have anyyyyyy idea? Somewhere to send me to look? Need this ASAP it's my only car! Thank everyone for their help |
Did you get all of the plugs in the right holes when you put the fuse box back in? It will go together without them lined up. I have done it once.
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Like instead of taking the bolt out with the positive and negative wire going to the starter I tried to ttaje the other bolt out, on accident, and once I gave it a turn the plastic on the solenoid cracked . Trying to make u guys get a good explanation
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Originally Posted by BlackSSstg2
(Post 7296999)
Did you get all of the plugs in the right holes when you put the fuse box back in? It will go together without them lined up. I have done it once.
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Sounds like u missed a ground wire somewhere I would look over the wire harness and make sure all r connected
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As far as I know when doing the Trans it's just the 2 plugs on the Trans, and the wires for the fuse box. I'm pretty sure I connected everything. And my friend has. A ss also and we put his good starter on my car to rule that out and my car still did the same symptoms. No start, fuel pump not on no horn, etc etc.
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Originally Posted by BlackSSstg2
(Post 7296999)
Did you get all of the plugs in the right holes when you put the fuse box back in? It will go together without them lined up. I have done it once.
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Originally Posted by 09CobaltSS1
(Post 7297057)
Most likely this or something related to the fuse block somewhere. Disconnect the battery, seseperate the block, line up again and be absolutely sure that it locks down completely when tightening the screws back down in the block. If the 2 pieces of the block don't get sucked back together again when you start tightening the bolts then you likely aren't lined up perfectly.
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It is probably not all the way in.
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You can check the passenger-side console-panel fuse block as well. You didn't do this with the battery connected, right? Sorry, but I had to ask.
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Pull the fuse block back out. plug all the connectors in before seating it down
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aside from this current issue....how hard was the clutch to do alone? asuming you're mechanically inclined but dont have a hoist lol
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Got it guys! The fuse box wasn't on all the way. One of the screws weren't connecting right. Thanks for the help!
Clutch job isn't hard at all. I didn't have a engine hoist either.. I used a jack to support the motor and held the Trans up like a bench press when I took it out.. I had a friend there helping me. So that definitely helped A lot! .. |
hmmm.. I might attempt this myself if I need it done, hell I've done everything else to a cobalt haha! is there a howto you followed?
*oh and glad you figured it out :) always a relief eh? |
Originally Posted by TStone
(Post 7297171)
Pull the fuse block back out. plug all the connectors in before seating it down
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Originally Posted by seeyaass
(Post 7297293)
Got it guys! The fuse box wasn't on all the way. One of the screws weren't connecting right. Thanks for the help!
Originally Posted by StevoElSupremo
(Post 7297201)
aside from this current issue....how hard was the clutch to do alone? asuming you're mechanically inclined but dont have a hoist lol
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Originally Posted by StevoElSupremo
(Post 7297315)
hmmm.. I might attempt this myself if I need it done, hell I've done everything else to a cobalt haha! is there a howto you followed?
*oh and glad you figured it out :) always a relief eh? And oh what a relief man. |
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