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2006 mk7 transit won’t start

Iwelsh8
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Hi All here’s my enquiry for you mate 
I had my starter motor go on me and also a small electrical fire which slightly melted a fuel pipe which both have been replaced and engine bled 
Will crank over but won’t start had 1 mechanic tell me it was the fuel filter which has been replaced another mechanic done a diagnostic and said it was ecu but didn’t have a big enough diagnostic 
So I had another diagnostic done and was told it was a crankshaft sensor which I’ve replaced and still the same the wires have abit of damaged so I’m assuming it’s something to do with that as I say will turn over but won’t start
It’s a 2006 lwb transit van 
Need it on the road for work 
Let me know if you can help 
Thanks Ian 

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    1 minute ago, Iwelsh8 said:

    Hi All here’s my enquiry for you mate 
    I had my starter motor go on me and also a small electrical fire which slightly melted a fuel pipe which both have been replaced and engine bled 
    Will crank over but won’t start had 1 mechanic tell me it was the fuel filter which has been replaced another mechanic done a diagnostic and said it was ecu but didn’t have a big enough diagnostic 
    So I had another diagnostic done and was told it was a crankshaft sensor which I’ve replaced and still the same the wires have abit of damaged so I’m assuming it’s something to do with that as I say will turn over but won’t start
    It’s a 2006 lwb transit van 
    Need it on the road for work 
    Let me know if you can help 
    Thanks Ian 

    I’ve separated the 2 bare wires and re insulated them both 

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