Two weeks ago my Renault Scenic (2002) decided to die. When you turned the ignition, the warning lights came on as normal but the engine would not turn over. Compeltely dead. I tried the usual jump start etc, but nothing, so got it towed to the garage. They subsequerntly told me it was starting in neutral (yes, it's automatic), and they'd check to see if it was the inhibitor or central electrics unit. A week later they sent it back, having found nothing wrong but with a bill for £150.
This week it did the same again, only this time it won't even start in neutral. I've tried to locate the starter motor, just to check it's not a problem with that, and it is well hidden. My manual has a really tricky procedure for removing it, so I'd rather not if I can help it. At the moment though I want to test the circuit, to check if it is a dodgy connection, but unless I can get to the solenoid I don't think I can. Perhaps that isn't it either.
Anyone experienced the same problem?
2006-09-29
07:01:56
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gingajim
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Cars & Transportation
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