I'm having problems starting my 1994 eagle vision tsi?

Question

I've replaced my crankshaft sensor the throttle position sensor, the ignition coil now my car won't start, and when I do get it to start it dies.

Answer 1

Go to Autozone and pull the codes

also could be a faulty ignition switch

Answer 2

You've left something unplugged.More than likely the crank sensor or the throttle position sensor, or the plug is plugged in but making poor contact. One of the sensor could be bad from the parts store too. I've seen them be bad brand new and never out of the box. Check your connections. if you suspect a bad part you can take a jumper wire. Take the plug off the suspected sensor and temporarily by pass it to see if the car runs with the sensor taken out of the picture..
Or the computer is not communicating with the new sensor,And is turning the car off because it thinks something is wrong like the crank or cam shaft is not turning and is cutting the car off as a safety precaution

Answer 3

Eagle Crankshaft Problems

Answer 4

Take one in all of your spark plugs out, then plug it lower back into the twine and lay it up hostile to the block. Have someone attempt to initiate it. seek for a spark on the end of the plug. If no spark, you've a nasty ignition module contained in the dist cap or a nasty coil. If this does no longer artwork, take off the dist cap and performance someone attempt to initiate it and ensure that the rotor button is popping, if no longer, you've a damaged dist. next to ensure that it has no longer jumped time, take out the #a million spark plug. position your thumb over the spark plug hollow and performance someone bump the starter (with the most important). even as your thumb receives blown off of the hollow (it gained't damage), you're at authentic useless middle (TDC). then take off the dist cap and word if the rotor button is pointing in course of the #a million spark plug twine on the dist cap. (merely enhance it and verify) no matter if it isn't close you likely choose a clean timing chain and gears.

Answer 5

needs a computer, a common problem