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Car won't start, but only sometimes. Jiggling key works V70-XC70 2005

posted by  kcookvt on  Wed Oct 2 06:24 CST 2024
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Not necessary, David.

If you read the thread, you will have see that I responded immediately to a question about a problem that I had with one of my cars over four months ago. I have five older Volvos that I try to keep running for my family (1998, 2004, 2005, 2x2007). I do not even remember at this point which car had the problem. Bill seemed unsatisfied that my response that the issue was a loose wire, and he asked me to ask my mechanic, who deals with more than my five Volvos, about which wire he tightened or fixed four months ago. (My second, duplicate response was an error; I thought my first hadn’t gone through). He again complained that my response was too vague. Bearing in mind that there are only two wires on the starter, I believe that my response, however vague, is more helpful than no response whatsoever. Feel free to disagree; I can’t fathom why you would find it helpful to offer your opinion about my response.






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