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I have a 2004 dodge sprinter that run great but had a leaking injector I replacer injector # 1 (in the front of the engine) now it won't start it said I have a bad cam sensor and a couple of bad glow plugs is the cam sensor hard to change
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Hello, Just by my experience with my 91 dodge grand caravan, I would start checking 3 things. First, did you replace spark plug wires to the correct location(Plugs 1, 3 and 5 on the back, Plugs 2, 4 and 6 on the front,That's all starting from the Passenger's side.) 2nd,do your dash lights and electronics turn on when it turns over? If not, try jumping it and 3rd if engine finally runs after that and then shuts off, then your alternator will be next to check however if engine dosen't start running from trying to jump it then the problem is more than likely your alternator. Though make sure you have plugged in all plugins that you might of unplugged like the one that plugs into your DIS coil pack and all vacuum hoses are connecting. Hope this helps and good luck!
Dave I had this same problem. I had to replace my injector seals. Two of them were leaking and creating a black tar ooz around the top of the injector. These 2 injectors were very hard to remove, and we had to use a puller to remove them. We were unable to start the vehicle after reinstalling everything...until, as a last resort, we purchased two new injectors to replace the ones we subjected to the pulling forces, and, Voila! It started right up. Hope this helps.
NO!! Flush the brake lines again, and bleed properly.!!! 2 person job, Open bleeder valve pump peddle down, keep down and close fitting, Start with the furthist one first from master cylinder. REAR PAssenger,Rear drivers,Front pass and the Drivers side.!! Are you loosing fluid?? Brake light on?? Check all fitting could have a small leak. There is air in the system somewhere!! Check all vacuum hoses to the Master cylinder, the could crak and leak, GOOD LUCK !
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