Originally Posted by KPK
Thanks PNA. The mystery-no-start thread was what led me to this forum. I've read many of the posts in that thread, and have made a copy of the RCM fix. I'd still like to know if a bad RCM is likely in my case, since the engine cranks but does not fire. Seems like most of the folks with bad RCMs could not get the engine to crank.
GET CODES READ, And..... the RCM is a known problem and such an easy fix that you should just do it. If it fixes the issue great and if it doesn't then you at least won't have to worry about that issue raising it's ugly head in the future. And I'm kinda agreeing w/ others about fuel supply. I'm thinking that your mechanic who couldn't even read your codes may not have properly tested fuel pressure. Fuel pump/Fuel filter regulator/ is there gas in the tank? HA
just joking around.