98 neon wont start

i have a 98 dodge neon sport and a helluva story to go with it! this car has 80,000 miles...i was driving it one day and noted that it was starting to overheat( overheat due to bad electric fan motor ), i pulled over at a gas station about 1/2 mile away.i was in a hurry and got brave enough to knock off the radiator cap to get out the hot water( real genious hugh?). of course the hot water goes all over the motor. after about 20 or 30 minutes i notice the car has cooled down enough to refill my radiator...so i do that. i try to start the car and it justs rolls over. that was about a year ago ( im in the marines, so i wasnt exactly always home) ...but the damn car hasnt cranked since. theres no oil in the antifreeze, no discoloring in the motor oil......so im ruling out a possible head gasket problem.

im getting gas through the injector....so im ruling out any gas problems.

the cams are turning and there seems to be no damage to the timing belt, so im not thinking this is the problem.

i finally replaced all spark plugs, wires, and the coilpack.....still no response, just rolls over so perfect with no get up and go. i have tested and got NO FIRE to ANY of the plugs! this is with all old parts, and new parts!

all fuses and relays read good.......new battery.....?

anyone have the slightest idea.......because im absolutely stuck and spending money that aint helping. i took the car to a mechanic shop, and buddy said he thought that the car got so hot the pistons jammed... but if thats the case, the car shouldnt roll over....the motor should be locked down...right?

help!!!!???

Reply to
chrissebastian
Loading thread data ...

What fault codes are stored in the memory? and if you spray a carb cleaner into the throttle body does it want to kick over then????

Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech

Reply to
maxpower

Have you Listen to see if you here the fuel pump? If that is good look at your camshaft sensor is it giving a sigal? Just some things to check. Good Luck.

Reply to
JabberJaw36

chrissebastian>- good idea about the sensor....but would that stop fire to the coilpack???

Reply to
chrissebastian via CarKB.com

The PCM wouldnt get one the signals from the sensor to help it tell when to fire.

Reply to
JabberJaw36

MotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.