Car will not start help?

Question

I currently have a chrylser sebring and i t will not start up. The message says "no bus." Can anyone please tell me what does that mean? Thank you.

Answer 1

The "No bus" message means that the computers on the vehicle are unable to communicate with each other. It's possible you may have an internally "shorted" sensor causing this. If you are mechanically inclined, try unplugging (one at a time) the MAP sensor, Crankshaft Position sensor, and the Throttle Position sensor. If the "No bus" display disappears, when unplugging a sensor, that sensor is defective. If the "No bus" display still shows after unplugging the above sensors, you have either a wiring problem or an internally "shorted" computer on the vehicle. Unfortunately, you'll need a scan tool, Volt/ohm meter, wiring diagrams, and a diagnostic manual to trace the problem. Not a "Do-it-yourself" project. You'll probably end up having it towed to your mechanic for repair. Wish I could give you a better answer, but the CCD or Bus system can be quite complex to diagnose. HTH!!

Answer 2

You've blown a fuse link, it's more than a fuse though, it's an ( in-line power link to the Starter) that shuts it down for safety reason. Located left side under dash, or along 3rd link to the Starter.

Answer 3

first check to see if it has gas, next check for lose battery cables. (also the battery maybe dead) Next step is the starter. Best of all, find someone that knows something about cars or call a toll truck and take it to a garage.

Answer 4

No bus basically means that the instrument cluster is not talking to the on-board computers....have you been messing with the instrument panel recently?

Answer 5

Seems to be a known problem with several chrysler products, most notibly the jeeps.
see http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-12673.html

It comes from the ECM module. Something to do with auxillery inputs such as speed and idle

Answer 6

http://www.sebringclub.net/board/viewtopic.php?t=2680&highlight=buss

you have an electrical problem, good luck, search chysler sebring forums, help, no buss etc

Answer 7

go to auto zone and ask if you can borrow there cpu checker, and hook it up to see if theres a problem, if not ask your dealer, in the auto shop usually if your nice they will tell you the answer if its happed before.

Answer 8

I do believe your computer is roasted

Check for wires that maybe un-plugged

If none change your computer . (PCM)
Power Control Module

Answer 9

Check your battery connections.