It finally happened to me, parked on the street, 9:00 at night. My crank sensor took a bow.

It took me 5 minutes to diagnose that the fuel pump relay wasn't energizing when trying to start, and that swapping it with the washer relay yielded no change.

Between changing into work clothes, running to AutoZone for the replacement, and going on my way, I was done in under 2 hours and under $65.

All because of the informative posts on this forum.

Can't thank you all enough, seriously.

 

gotta love it when some of the knowledge ratting around in your heads finally becomes useful.

Well done!

 

I keep a new one in my rear hatch door cubby, for my impending failure.
Good on ya, Mate!