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spinalator · 09-15-2008, 08:46 PM

Thanks for the tips, I really appreciate it! I went to the auto repair shop, to do a meet and greet with the service manager on my lunch time. I assumed they tried the key off/on thing, but found they retrieved the code only via the computer. I told them to do the key thing, and voila, it started! He handed me the keys and made me pay for the code scan only. Which was cool since they spend another 15 minutes on the car.

The next time it acts wonky, I will try freeze12's advice.

Once again ALEROMOD saves a newb about 500 dollars! WoooOOOT!

Thanks again!

The nice thing about the code scan is that it also told me which front wheel assembly is wonky, so I can ebay a new hub and get the frickin thing back on the road.

09-15-2008, 08:46 PM	#13
spinalator GX Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: regina, sk Posts: 138	Thanks for the tips, I really appreciate it! I went to the auto repair shop, to do a meet and greet with the service manager on my lunch time. I assumed they tried the key off/on thing, but found they retrieved the code only via the computer. I told them to do the key thing, and voila, it started! He handed me the keys and made me pay for the code scan only. Which was cool since they spend another 15 minutes on the car. The next time it acts wonky, I will try freeze12's advice. Once again ALEROMOD saves a newb about 500 dollars! WoooOOOT! Thanks again! The nice thing about the code scan is that it also told me which front wheel assembly is wonky, so I can ebay a new hub and get the frickin thing back on the road.