MY 2006 camry wont shut off. The key comes out. its in park. ???
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Asked by nick0921 Aug 14, 2016 at 03:49 PM about the 2006 Toyota Camry

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car has automatic start.  Went out earlier.  Everything was fine.  Drove home.  
pulled into driveway, put it in park, turned key.  removed key.  engine still
running

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Tony answered 8 years ago

What does "automatic start" mean?

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Tony answered 8 years ago

Nick....ever figure out what was wrong with this vehicle?

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nick0921 answered 8 years ago

Nick here. There was a short between the remote start and the ignition. So if I simply start car with the key...it will shut down. If I use remote..I must also shut it down with the remote. Cannot intermix the 2 like I have done for the past 6 years. Time for a new remote start.

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