When diagnosing a no-start condition, what is the difference between 'no crank' and 'no run,' and what tests apply to each situation?

When diagnosing a no-start condition, what is the difference between 'no crank' and 'no run,' and what tests apply to each situation?

• A. No crank means engine won’t turn over; test battery, starter motor, fuses, wiring; No run means engine cranks but won’t start; check ignition and fuel systems, compression, sensors, and codes
• B. No run means engine stalls after starting
• C. No crank means engine can't produce compression
• D. No crank means engine won't turn over; test battery, starter motor, fuses, wiring

Answer: (D)