problems starting

unscrew the spark plugs and try to crank the starter

Have id'd the problem as a bad ground somewhere, occasionally will not start in P but will start in N.
Went thru all connections and tightened everything down will start but again the problem of not starting all the time in P is still there.
Bad sensors? or?
Any ideas?

rroever said:

Have id'd the problem as a bad ground somewhere, occasionally will not start in P but will start in N.
Went thru all connections and tightened everything down will start but again the problem of not starting all the time in P is still there.

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maybe you don't fully turn on the Park? if you press the brake on any gear, how does it start?

starts in P or N without stepping on the brake, has done this since new

do you see which gear turned on the dashboard?

dashboard shows correct gear, P or N when starting

rroever said:

dashboard shows correct gear, P or N when starting

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then there is a suspicion of the ignition lock and the starter relay

starter relay has been replaced, ignition lock? is there a way to test it?

rroever said:

starter relay has been replaced, ignition lock? is there a way to test it?

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what type of lock do you have? button or keys?

keys

rroever said:

keys

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it is necessary to remove the lock and try to connect the wires directly, but I do not know your abilities as a mechanic, so it is better to entrust it to professionals if you are not sure

will remove lock and reconnect all wires and make sure I have solid connection, no problem
Hopefully it solves the problem
Thanks

rroever said:

will remove lock and reconnect all wires and make sure I have solid connection, no problem
Hopefully it solves the problem
Thanks

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not quite like this
you have to connect wires without ignition lock by something iron
and if you connect wires several times wires and starter rotates each time, the problem is with ignition lock

unscrew the spark plugs and try to crank the starter

good job