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[MadMike]

A friend of mine had same problem. After several days of trying to find the problem he noticed he had put the wrong timing belt gear on the camshafts, the exhaust sprocket was on the inlet camshaft and vice versa.

Hi again mantamania,

Unfortunately they are in the correct place, so that cannot be the problem.

Thanks again for the input

Mike

[Enceladus]

Have you checked what fault codes are present? Try the 'pedal trick', if you have no code reader.

You have told us the MAAF is disconnected. Since the MAAF is disconnected the fault light on the dash must be on. Is it?

The MAAF alone won't prevent the plugs from sparking, so clearly something else is disconnected or faulty. Perhaps the crank sensor or the coil pack. The fault codes should provide a clue.