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Old 05-07-2025, 05:57 PM   #1
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Default Crank but No Start after overheating p197 & p117 codes
Hoping someone can help. Trying to diagnose a no start issue after car overheated. P197 and P117 codes showing. These are low circuit codes for Oil coolant temp sensor and oil temp sensors, correct? Would this cause a crank but no start condition? Any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Hoping someone can help. Trying to diagnose a no start issue after car overheated. P197 and P117 codes showing. These are low circuit codes for Oil coolant temp sensor and oil temp sensors, correct? Would this cause a crank but no start condition? Any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Bumping your post, hopefully someone here can help. Good luck!
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