Q: Slow crank
Ok I have. 95 maxima that was sitting for 2 years. It ran fine when parked just had bad ignition switch cause the key you would have to jiggle to get it to crank over. So I bought a new ignition switch an it could crank fine. Still wouldn't start tho so checked fuel and pump was bad so got new fuel pump,starter,ignition coils, and all 6 new injectors. I put everything in and had everything back and went to start it and it's a slow crank. I have to crank on it for about 20 seconds for it to even try and start but it still won't. What could it be plz need help.
My car has 220062 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.
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