engine no spark

Asked by SLAWEK2015 Aug 20, 2015 at 12:48 PM about the 2001 Toyota Celica GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

is crnk sensor problem or cam sensor ?

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it could be either one that will cause the problem, I would test both..

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Since I would usually say go get an OBDII scan, the no-start makes that difficult. But you might consider buying your own scanner, that can be had from Amazon for $50. But then you have to wait. If you have other transportation in the meantime, it's a good tool to have. Or you can rent one, maybe even borrow from Auto-Zone or O'Reilleys. But there are many things that will cause a no-spark condition, including the cam and crankshaft position sensor. Check fuses, look in owners manual. If you don't have your manual, you can download it at:

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Your Celica has the 1.8L 1ZZ FE engine, same engine as Corolla. It has coil-on-plug system. Each spark plug has it's own coil. Check fuse #35. This is up under dash drivers side. A bit of a pain to access... click for full screen

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I had it tested, said the same both time. OCV, replaced that check engine light is on. Reading same thing.

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