Do not start replacing parts randomly until you have diagnosed and determined the reason for the NO START condition. Was the engine running before the valve cover / camshaft cover gasket replacement? If YES then recheck all your work. You have created an electrical problem which is keeping the engine from starting.. . . .2005 pt cruiser 2.4L Turbo GT cranks, no start...changed valve gasket + 4 plugs & gaskets
cranks, but seems not getting gas. I put a hose to gas cap, turn key to get 12v to fuel pump it seems to cycle on 3-4secs ok
so i guess i shud buy a fuel pump and see if i can install it easy place & bypass old one where ever it is? sfsabean gee mail . . . .
If you replaced the valve cover / camshaft cover gasket you had to remove the upper intake manifold, throttle body and other devices to gain access. Are all electrical connectors attached firmly to respective sensors and with no broken wires?
If no broken wiring and all sensors have attached wiring connectors, try this test. Loosen and remove the throttle body inlet air tube. Put a 5 second squirt of starting fluid into the throttle body inlet. Loosely reattach throttle body air tube inlet. Attempt to start the engine.
If the engine starts, runs a few seconds and then dies, you have determined that the problem is with fuel delivery to the engine. The engine has spark and is timed correctly since it will run on starting fluid. Report your findings. See attached image.
