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So I had my engine swapped on my 06 IS350, from a "mechanic" and now he says it won't start.. Was wondering what could be the issue, starter? Fuse? he says it might need to be hooked up to a computer to reset the codes?
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Damn bro. I've also had engines swapped and it's a not brain science so it could be a simple fix.................
if he knows what he's doing? Is he reputable? You trust the engine you got from him? I'm a lil skeptical bout used engines as it can be a crap shoot. GL
if he knows what he's doing? Is he reputable? You trust the engine you got from him? I'm a lil skeptical bout used engines as it can be a crap shoot. GL
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That's true about used engines, but this one is good. And he said everything is hooked up right, so the codes then? Do you know of anything else it could possibly be?
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It was just low, not old or anything. And the jacked up part I was gonna do it that same day. But I just done a straight pipe and I was using the triptronic, I was told that eats up a lot of oil too
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