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Mon May 06, 2013 2:16 am
I would be very interested if you find a solution. My car's been this way since before I bought it.
You can wire a button to the underside of the dash or somewhere (that's how mine's done) that directly jumps the starter, and drive it fine. Just turn the key all the way as you press the button, or it will hesitate to start in some temp conditions, because it changes ignition and injection when you have the key in the starting position.
Both the relay behind the kick panel and the one under the hood have been replaced, in my case. I think it may be a bad hot wire or ground between there and the starter, but I haven't torn it all apart to find it, since I CAN start the car just fine.
(edit) did you buy the car like that? I've thought that it could be related to the fact that I think that my car once had a security system and maybe remote start installed, and they might not have pulled it out right. I was playing with it yesterday, and I think my relay (the one by the battery) is clicking, but running wires directly from it, it didn't seem that either the battery cable to it (white stripe), or the starter cable from it (yellow stripe) is connected, like there's a plug somewhere or something, or area that something rubbed through. Just an idea.