No start after new timing belt

[ptcruisersteve]

Originally Posted by nicky1

I already did that and the relay is ok. It's only getting 3 volts from the ignition switch.

I would suggest checking fuse #1 in the PDC.

[nicky1]

ok, will do

[LionPT]

Starter Wiring.jpg

Green wire #4
Make sure #3 is on the left plug if your starter has a left & right.

#4 should send power to fuse panel/TIPM.
#3 is power from key to the starter solenoid.

[nicky1]

It's not getting full voltage to the #3 wire and no spark

[Alfie1]

Can't remember what it was but there were lots of reports on here about ignition lock unit problems at one time.

[nicky1]

Yes, I have that also. Got to adjust that.

[nicky1]

Ok, back on the PT cruiser after a couple months of " honey-do" jobs. I had no luck on getting the engine started but I was talking to a good friend and his son works on all cars and he has a high tech scanner. He hooked it up and said he cannot access the Ignition module which is the reason I have no crank and no ignition spark. My question is " is there a fusible link that could be blown on the power to the ignition module [ computer]? Other wise I apparently need a new computer module and where is it located?
I don't know if I can get one for a 15 year old car.
Everything previously suggested by everyone has been checked.

[ptcruisersteve]

I would suggest unplugging the camshaft sensor connector and see if you get a spark. There might be a timing issue.

[nicky1]

It's worth a try

[jalve]

On a Neon I had a bad ignition switch. It behaved pretty much like this.