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had to happen right when i go to sell the car...

so i got my car ready to sell today, it ran fine, new battery, flush and fill coolent, check belt, check plugs, drove fine... then i hop in it to go meet someone who wants to look at it. doesnt start. cranks, has spark, fuel pump is running, no blown fuses. any idea on why it wouldnt start? its not flooded, checked that. only thing i can think of is dme relay. only difference from now and earlier today is that its colder now.

any help would be great

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could be dme relay. does it turn over when you hit the ignition?

i had one no start condition with my car. it was the speed or reference sensor, forget which one.

One of the sensors sends a signal to the DME for TDC and the other an engine speed signal. The DME uses these signals to time the pulses to the ignition coil and the firing of the fuel injectors. If the sensors do not send the proper signal to the DME the normal result is a failure to get proper spark from the ignition coil. Sometimes their failure may be a result of debris building up on the ends of the sensors which reduces the gap between the sensor and the flywheel. If so, cleaning the ends of the sensor may get them working again. - clarks-garage.com

my expert option is that your car didnt want to be sold. lol
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it cranks, and i do get spark and yeah thats what i was thinking, either it wants me to keep it or its doing it just to spite me

and if anyone wants this chocolate flavored turd let me know cause im done with dealing with it. rotaries and american muschle are much nicer to me. so my fun car is now my 85 IROC-Z and my daily beater is my 88 rx7
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It just doesn't want to leave.
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and i bet i walk out there tomoroow and it starts right up... ive been threw this before and im sick of it.

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