vc commodore
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Reading the very first post, the op states the car was overheating and running rough...Yes he drove it the next day but no indication if it was running rough.
So my theory is, it has an internal problem, ie around the head causing it not to start/run...
So to the op, pull the dipstick out and see if the oil is milky....Open the oil cap and check for milkiness around that.
Another possibility is, has it got the dreaded timing chain issue, where it has allowed the cam timing to jump so far out of timing, it refuses to start?
It has also been mentioned it is low on fuel....Have you put more in? Is the fuel pump actually working and getting fuel upto the engine?
So my theory is, it has an internal problem, ie around the head causing it not to start/run...
So to the op, pull the dipstick out and see if the oil is milky....Open the oil cap and check for milkiness around that.
Another possibility is, has it got the dreaded timing chain issue, where it has allowed the cam timing to jump so far out of timing, it refuses to start?
It has also been mentioned it is low on fuel....Have you put more in? Is the fuel pump actually working and getting fuel upto the engine?