The problem is called "dieseling" or "engine run-on" and happens primarily in cars with carburetor engines. It occurs when the engine is shut down because fuel in the cylinders is being ignited without a spark, but by a hot spot in the cylinder. The problem isn't as prevalent in cars after 1990, since most are now fuel-injected.
There are several things that can cause dieseling - refer to the link below to view them.
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Time when trying to start the car engine trns butwill not start turn key off then onagain it starts right up
Key off Press and hold clock button on dash turn key to on positions (do not start car) and wait 10 seconds turn off key and release button Start car ... indicator should be reset.
It would help to know what vehicle and engine we're talking about. Offhand it sounds like a failed solid state component.
You need to check your timing belt if it is not in time it will not start or run for a little then shut off.
you push the button again
turn the key to the "on" position, do not start the car and tap the gas pedal 3 consecutive times. After that is complete turn the car off and then turn it on again.
Cheaper to turn it off.
is your security light flashing? turn the key on, leave on for 10 mins, turn key off let it sit for 2 mins, start car
With the engine off, engage the parking brake, then start the car. It's the only way to turn them off. But obviously you cant drive with them off.
Key protection. Take key out. Put back in and turn to on position. Leave it there for 15 minutes. Turn car off. Take key out. Put key back in and start the car. The computer has been reset.
No, once the car is started the starter is no longer required, it then disengages.