I just put a rebuild engine a month ago. It drove fine the first two weeks and than it just stopped. The engine turns over but will not start now. I have replaced the fuel pump,fuel pressure regulator and just recent replaced the fuel filter,crankshaft censor and the camshaft censor and still no luck. Help

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Asked by 1709william May 08, 2013 at 08:16 PM about the 2003 Chevrolet Venture Warner Brothers

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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48,625

oh my lots of parts replaced. do you know if you have fuel pressure or spark? with all those parts replaced the pcm is about the only thing left.

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well the pcm controls both of those. How about timing, I was assume that motor has a timing chain? did it get out of time somehow?

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Can you get it back to the person who put the motor in. It doesnt sound like it will be something easy that you could do in the driveway.

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The place that sold me the rebuilt engine said that O'Reilly auto parts sells bad sensors. Is that possible

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Ok, this is weird. If you read my previous question about the van, I changed all those parts and still would not start. After trying to start it I finally drained the battery. Today I went out to start it and it was dead. I jumped it and I started right up. My question is by having the battery dead did I program the two sensors I changed earlier in the week

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