just a few problems
Is da engine turning over when you turn da key??
Or... duz it du nuttin'???
Oh...my fault...
Could be a possible VATS/anti-theft issue.
Possible BCM/CCM failure due to the cars age....because the BCM/CCM is what read the value of the chip in your ignition key. If it "feels" that the car is trying to be stolen...due to the chip in the key or the area in the lock cylinder is worn out...and sending a false value to the BCM/CCM...it will shut down the ability of the car to start. Usually 7-9 minutes for the system to re-set.
Bad neutral safety switch...but you did not write if it is an automatic or manual.
Loose or corroded battery cables also.
You need a fuel pressure gauge before you buy stuff.
Could be bad or loose connections at the starter solenoid.
Can be many other "things". But WITHOUT a scanner to read what data stream is available...trying to work on an engine with issues is almost pointless due to this data stream is needed and will often direct you to a problem even though NO CODE is being stored and the "check engine" or Service Engine Soon" light is NOT coming on.
DUB
The car is manual by the way so it cant be the neutral safety switch.
And the key locks and unlocks the door just fine, is that a way to test the chip or...?
and its not quite petal to the floor all the time when it shudders but mostly when running through the 1st and 2nd gear if that helps






Common problem on C4's.
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I can not tell you how many electrical issues that I come across have to do with the connections at the battery.
Glad you got it fixed.
DUB
Glad you had my back on that one. DUB

For those that don't know any better ;
manual cars have a starter safety switch on the clutch pedal that performs the same function as the NSS.
Clutch pedal must be depressed before engine will crank over
And I'll be keeping an eye out for the alternator for sure












