Just like everyone else is saying, check your grounds, make sure they are clean of any rust or paint or anything like that, make sure all your sensor's are plugged in, and make sure none of your spark plug wires are cracked, a cracked spark plug wire, can ground itself out on the engine, causing it to not start at all. But do use the OBD II programmer, or i don't know if autozone still does it but they used to scan your car's computer for free, and be able to tell you what codes have been triggered. Well good luck man, let us know what happens
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- October 31st, 2006
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- Dale
- 2002 Camaro v6
- Millington, MI
- retail, and body work on the side
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2002 Camaro v6: Cobalt metalic blue
"Blue Devil"
Alpine cda-9851, 2- RE 6.5" component sets, 1 RE sx15" subwoofer, 1 Alpine MRV 1005d amplifier, Knuconcpets rca's, Memphis audio wiring, and 100 sq ft of FAT MAT extreme... got for 147 db at the windshield before fat mat new numbers soon to come.
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