no spark, no fuel...crank angel sensor?

[jaross]

my car stalled out while I was driving. After a little, it started back up. I drove home and parked it. 2 hours later it would not start again. The next morning it started again, I let it run for a while, then turned it off. Since then it would not start at all. Took it to a shop and they said it is not getting spark or fuel and they think it is a crank angel sensor...Any ideas or suggestions??

Its looking like after I fix it I will be selling it and it doesn't look like I will be getting another BMW as my parents help me out with car costs while I am going to school and that is what they said.. :(

[motorwerks]

http://www.pelicanparts.com/bmw/techarticles/101-Projects-15-Crankshaft-Sensor/101-Projects-15-Crankshaft-Sensor.htm

[jaross]

http://www.pelicanparts.com/bmw/techarticles/101-Projects-15-Crankshaft-Sensor/101-Projects-15-Crankshaft-Sensor.htm

okay....

[motorwerks]

okay....

Sorry for not giving you a step by step on my suggestion...


1.Review DIY and see if it's something you're up to.

2.If the answer is no, then take it back to shop.

3.If the answer is yes, then proceed to step 4

4.Navigate your web browser to www.realoem.com (http://www.realoem.com)

5.Pick your vehicle options, or put in the last of your vin, and it will put in options for you.

6. Find the part # for your crank position sensor.

7. Copy part #

8. Navigate your web browser to www.Pelicanparts.com (http://www.Pelicanparts.com%28reputable)
(reputable supporting vendor)

9.Paste copied part number in www.pelicanparts.com (http://www.pelicanparts.com) "search" bar.

10. Press search

11. add part to shopping cart.

12. check out

13. wait for part

14. Jump for joy at pelicans reasonably fast shipping time.

15. Install part using previously supplied DIY





Good luck!:D

[jaross]

Sorry for not giving you a step by step on my suggestion...


1.Review DIY and see if it's something you're up to.

2.If the answer is no, then take it back to shop.

3.If the answer is yes, then proceed to step 4

4.Navigate your web browser to www.realoem.com (http://www.realoem.com)

5.Pick your vehicle options, or put in the last of your vin, and it will put in options for you.

6. Find the part # for your crank position sensor.

7. Copy part #

8. Navigate your web browser to www.Pelicanparts.com (http://www.Pelicanparts.com%28reputable)
(reputable supporting vendor)

9.Paste copied part number in www.pelicanparts.com (http://www.pelicanparts.com) "search" bar.

10. Press search

11. add part to shopping cart.

12. check out

13. wait for part

14. Jump for joy at pelicans reasonably fast shipping time.

15. Install part using previously supplied DIY





Good luck!:D


right on man, I put in a fan delete kit, I think this is about the same as far as difficulty, I was just trying to see if anyone else has had a similar problem and if you guys indeed think that the crank angel sensor is the problem.