'93 100CSQ Avant no start condition

[Todd Young]

Let's see, no start. I'd start with making sure you can hear the fuel 
pump running when you turn the key to the "ON" position (not start). 
After making sure you have fuel, the next thing to check is spark.

Haven't some people had problems the with cam sensor going bad and 
causing a "no start" condition. I'm not sure how to test it, but I do 
know it's on the driver's side head at the rear.

David Torrey wrote:
> Parked my '93 100CSQ Avant last night to pick up some Chineese take-out.  Returned to car that would not start.  Engine turns over fine and fired a couple of times but wouldn't keep running.  Had to leave it and call a friend for a ride.  Came back later to try again.  Turns over fine and no fire.  Really strange, the car had ben running fine and was exhibiting no symptons up to the time I parked it. Unfortunately, it's -15 degrees F. and I am not about to be working outside trying to pull codes with the jumper wire.  The problem could be a number of issues.  
>  
> I just hate the thought of calling the dealer tomorrow morning to get it towed and letting them work on it.  I've managed to avoid them for the past 8 years. This time of year I have no real choice.  I'll let the list know what the problem is in a few days.
>  
> Best regards
>  
> David Torrey
> 

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Todd Young
7079 Dawn Ave. E.
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076