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Modified by rkot at 8:35 PM 6/30/2007

 

that happened to my bicycle once...but, just for ***** and giggles, how bout you tell us what kind of car you have....and also refer to rule #7 of this forum...and if you dont know where that is, it reads something like this:

7. BE SPECIFIC: Make titles for threads, and questions clear and to the point! Just like this one. Include all the necessary info like year and model/engine
Non-Compliance: Vague titles, general questions

 

does your alarm have ignition kill? If it does then it must be your alarm. You can also check your shifter, it could be loose and not tight down. If thats the problem jus try to take out the shifter and push it down more then tighten it again until it works. But if it is your alarm and if you have ignition kill, then your engine wouldn't be able to start. What kind of alarm do you have? Most likely it is the alarm. Call the people who installed your alarm and ask them or read the alarm manual. You can always reset the alarm system, i think by pressing all buttons at once.

 

woops sorry for not being specific on the title
i have no idea if i have ignition kill, everything is from the honda factory.