Auto's have an ihibitor switch to stop the car starting unless it's in N.That would be my first suspect.However testing and adjusting is a pain.would'nt reccommend diy unless you'r confident.Also it may be a faulty starter.Or battery fault.If diy,suggest haynes manual purchase.
caine
August 2008
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