My car won't start because it won't create a spark. I know it isn't the spark plugs, I replaced those with a new set I got. Is there a way a simpleton like myself can diagnose exactly where the problem stems from? I.E. checking the wires, coil, or something more? I also know that none of the spark plugs are working so I
think its safe to assume its probably not the wires? I drive a 2005 Suzuki Reno in case that helps.
I have the means, and will take it to a mechanic if I have to. I'm just being stubborn and would prefer to save some money if possible.
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Tested the spark plugs by popping them out and touching to grounded metal while still in the wire.
Wires -> Coil
It does not require that. It should be near oil pan near the flywheel or behind the AC bracket on a Suzuki.
http://www.clickonautoparts.com/Vehicle/Repair-Manual/Suzuki_Reno
Technically they are selling the Haynes repair manual, not the genuine Suzuki workshop manual, but then you probably don't need the full-blown workshop manual, nor do you want to pay the price for it...
Thing is, they're usually at least $200. Couldn't hurt to ring up a Suzuki dealer and ask how much, though?
I usually buy both for any used car I own - the paper one is guaranteed to be correct and have all the pages... the CD is for easy searching/printing just the page I need