Do you have another late model car with an embedded chip in they key?
According to my Toyota Avalon owner's manual, those keys can interfere with
each other and need to be kept away from the ignition when the car is
started or the car won't start.


"bookie29" > wrote in message
lkaboutautos.com...
> my car was used when i bought it a year ago. the first time it happened it
> started about 4 days after i bought it. "they" said that the battery was
> dead so i bought another battery. then it happend again they said it was
> the starter so i bought a new starter. now its happening again. when it
> happened the second time i took it auto zone to check my battery and it
> was good. my car has about 110,000 miles on it right now bc of traveling
> back and forth from MS to NC. but i have a technician come to my house and
> he said its probably the battery or the alternator but not for sure till
> he
> get his "tools" to see the problem. so till he comes back with his tools
> he
> will let me know for sure. he works with electrical stuff on cars. i hope
> he can give me a definite answer.
>