Tried it all and my car still won't start

[iRockTheDA9]

i had this same problem, but did different steps to finding out what was wrong with my car instead of replacing a bunch of parts i didnt have to.

http://forums.g2ic.com/showthread.php?205943-issues-with-car-starting-code-zero.-any-help

[DAtIntegra35]

@kingls;2178502

Couple of ideas for you: check your battery cables for corrosion or loose connections, next check your timing. I rebuilt my distributor and messed up the timing. Also make sure when you put the distributor together you lined up everything the way it was before. Sounds electrical to me so I would look intio that part and double check. Can u get another distributor just to rule that part out also?

@kingls;2178503

Also did you check your timing belt to see it didn’t snap or skip a tooth? Sarting to think its your timing that is off. Well check all those things then let us know

Fellas it’s fixed. Read the post above yours… It was the ECU.

[DAtIntegra35]

[QUOTE=iRockTheDA9;2178534]i had this same problem, but did different steps to finding out what was wrong with my car instead of replacing a bunch of parts i didnt have to.

http://forums.g2ic.com/showthread.php?205943-issues-with-car-starting-code-zero.-any-help[/QUOTE]

Well the replacing of parts as far as coil and main relay were guesses but educated guesses. Everything else was shade tree mechanic bullshit until I took it to the shop. The shop knew what they were doing. My uncle and his friend didn’t. Oh well it’s fixed and I’ve learned my lesson.