Reply to "Car will not fire"

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Panterapat, If you have a remote starter you could connect 1 remote clip to the + battery side of your solinoid (mounted on the firewall plate) then the other clip to the small connector on the solinoid closest to the battery cable. Hit the remote starter and engine should crank. This just gives power to the starter. Then try turning your key to ON (run position) and hit the remote starter (ZF in neutral) and it should fire. This would show that the key in start position cut's off the power to the coil but runs the starter. To really hot wire it don't turn the key to ON but have a small piece of wire to connect the +bat side of solinoid to the other small terminal when it fires, this keeps it running, take wire off to stop. note that I have not done this to my Pantera but used to do it to my Mustang all the time. xperts weigh-in please.

good luck

11/29/044:34 PM

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