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2004 Skyline 350Gt Wont Start

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Hey guys.

So my car is not running at the moment. I was driving down to mall and all of a sudden indicators stopped working and when I got off the car , it wont lock the car (with the remote) and tried starting the car and that didnt happen as well(it just cranks up and dies). Called RACQ guy and he told me the immobiliser is playing up, he towed my car to my place and now its just sitting there and staring at me. I did change the battrey in the remote and that didnt help as well. So I've no clue where to go first, nissan dealer or auto electricians or Locksmiths. Wondering if any of you guys can help?

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Sam

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Can you swap the battery in the car? Check the terminals for corrosion or cracking, and check the main fuse also. Has it been raining there lately?

Surely the RACQ guy would have checked these things though... instead of dumping your car in your drive. :/

If the battery checks out fine, you may have a faulty crank sensor, probably worth jacking the car up and checking the plug and wires going to it, just in case they are damaged.

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its such a surprise that my cars all fine now, sat there for two nights and now its all good like before, went to the autoelctrician to have a chat about it and he told me he cant help me until he sees any issues on my car.. weird..

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