I'm having this problem right now, on the same model, with 30,000 fewer miles. My mechanic diagnised the issue as ignition switch failure- he says that the spring which should retract a pushrod, or something, is not retracting, and therefore the starter continues to be engaged when it should disengage. The starter is thinking that it should be engaged, when you don't want it to be engaged because of the electrical current sent to it by the ignition switch. Get it? This can also cause the car to engage the starter in neutral and park, but not in "drive, reverse, 2 or 1". Another good point is that the switch can be switched out with a new or used part without having to rekey the vehicle. Good luck!
It is 146000:1.
One possibility is 146000
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146,000 | One hundred forty-six thousand.
No - 146,000 KB is over 142 MB !
i would like to know
1 kilometre = 1000 metres so 146 km = 146*1000 = 146000 metres. Simple!
There are 1000 grams in one kilogram. Therefore, 146 kilograms is equal to 146 x 1000 = 146000 grams.
Montana is the closest state to this size. Four U. S. states have an area of at least 146,000 square miles. From smallest to largest, they are Montana, California, Texas and Alaska.
They sacrificed 3 - 4 hundred per day. Do the math and that's about 109500 - 146000 people a year. At least, that's what I learned back in grade six.
changing the timing belt is either pretty involved or pretty expensive. if you dont remember doing it or paying the $900+ to have it do then it wasnt done.
You have a short in that part of the electrical system. Everything that works stops working eventually. You're going to have to get this fixed and since electrical systems are not my forte at all, I would take it to a mechanic and hope for the best.