luca1290
Well-Known Member
This looks like a very much more graceful shut down that the one produced by a loose connection of low battery, especially if the car operates correctly after you start it.The factory one was broken when it arrived. Half a year of standing on the square killed the original battery. I found a battery with exactly the same parameters as the factory one. Do you think that this is the reason why when the ignition is turned on, the battery will not be able to produce a sufficient spark and the car simply decides to turn off? It would make sense.
There is something that some ECU is reading somewhere that causes this behavior that she doesn't like and produces this output.
For the OP, other than comparing the programming with a known good one (what you could do is also reprogram you ECUs with the good one from the factory if you have FDRS and an original VCM interface - I have and I'm sorry we live that far apart!!) is closely inspect with Forscan all the PIDs related to "engine allowed to start" in the PCM and BCM.
I would not try to rule out the possibility the previous owner modified the car to have this exact behavior - be it in software OR hardware somewhere.
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