@flexnyo "I’ve checked the coil packs and replaced the anomaly" let us know how you checked the coil packs and what anomaly did you replaced. You also want to let us know if it ever started after you "replaced the cam and crank sensors also." Any engine needs three things to work: Fuel, Air, and Spark. Seems like you are missing one of those. Since you already tried starter fluid etc. it sounds to me like you do not have a spark (or proper spark due to timing issues etc. You need to check for that first.
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@flexnyo "I’ve checked the coil packs and replaced the anomaly" let us know how you checked the coil packs and what anomaly you replaced. You also want to let us know if it ever started after you "replaced the cam and crank sensors also." Any engine needs three things to work: Fuel, Air, and Spark. Seems like you are missing one of those. Since you already tried starter fluid etc. it sounds to me like you do not have a spark (or proper spark due to timing issues etc. You need to check for that first.
@flexnyo "I’ve checked the coil packs and replaced the anomaly" let us know how you checked the coil packs and what anomaly did you replaced. You also want to let us know if it ever started after you "replaced the cam and crank sensors also." Any engine needs three things to work: Fuel, Air, and Spark. Seems like you are missing one of those. Since you already tried starter fluid etc. it sounds to me like you do not have a spark (or proper spark due to timing issues etc. You need to check for that first.
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