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No crank no start diagnosis on a 2016 Chrysler 200 with push-button start.
This vehicle had an intermittent no-crank that eventually became a constant no-crank.

In this video, we walk through complete starting system testing, including:

• Scan data checks of start/stop inputs
• Park/neutral and related DTC evaluation
• Starter relay and fuse testing
• Circuit checks to the starter solenoid

A real-world example of diagnosing a modern electronically-controlled starting system using scan data, wiring diagrams, and load-side testing.

0:00 No crank no start (push-button Chrysler 200)
0:38 Scan codes & park/neutral fault direction
2:23 Electronic shifter neutral override test
5:01 Park/neutral DTC diagnosis path & reset
6:49 Crank request present on scan data
8:07 Starter circuit diagram & relay/fuse logic
10:36 No power at starter solenoid + broken connector
15:04 Blown 40A starter fuse found (relay box)
21:19 Starter engages after circuit repair
31:16 Starter current draw test & final diagnosis


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