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Old 04-08-2013, 03:06 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by kobesupra View Post
...So whats the best way to fix this problem? thanks for replying btw
You'd need a new starter for sure. However, I would *guess* that you would hear a continuous whine from the starter motor while the car is running in this case (cre, please correct me if I'm wrong about that).

Given you haven't heard any new noises/sounds since your brother messed with the ignition key while running...I would suggest your next troubleshooting step should be a standard check for vacuum leaks. You can do this with a smoke machine or by pressurizing your intake system. Some folks even use a can of ether and spray near the intake system to check for leaks - for obvious reasons this isn't my top choice of troubleshooting procedure.

When your mechanic said "codes are normal", what exactly did he mean? In fact, *any* code at all is abnormal...
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