For every engine to crank and start, it requires four basic in variables: sufficient cranking speed, normal compression, sufficient ignition voltage, (there must be correct timing) and good quality fuel and a relatively rich air/fuel mixture at startup. So whenever there is a failure to start, you can rationally assume that your vehicle lacks one of these four essential variables. But the question is how do you know which one?
To find out the one, you first need to calculate the situation. If the engine doesn’t crank,
http://www.automobileglobe.com/car-engine-fails-start/

leeyack:
For every engine to crank and start, it requires four basic in variables: sufficient cranking speed, normal compression, sufficient ignition voltage, (there must be correct timing) and good quality fuel and a relatively rich air/fuel mixture at startup. So whenever there is a failure to start, you can rationally assume that your vehicle lacks one of these four essential variables. But the question is how do you know which one?
To find out the one, you first need to calculate the situation. If the engine doesn’t crank,
http://www.automobileglobe.com/car-engine-fails-start/

Erm, are you here to enlighten us or drive traffic to your blog?this is a very sad attempt. you can do better bro

thanks G but all(enlightening and driving my blog traffic) could be achived if u decide to read from www.automobileglobe.com. thanks for being understanding