My son has a 2017 fav 4 push no start..

Asked by GuruDZF8T2 Dec 31, 2023 at 03:13 PM about the 2017 Toyota RAV4 SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My son has a 2017 fav 4 push button start. He shut the car off went in to work.
After work he went to start the vehicle and no start. Key fobs work fine. Tried
jumper pack still no start. Rapped starter still no start. All fuses are good. Put
test light on start wire on starter my son pushed start button and no power to
starter. Pur test light to B+ left ignition on and probed start wire starter did not
spin but test light showed ground. Dash warning states put car in park before
starting. Tried to start in neutral no start. Tried shifting from park to drive a few
times nostart. Disconnected battery for 10 minutes still no start. Everything
seems to lead to the error message. Could it be the neutral safety switch.

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Gene answered 10 months ago

First of all disconnecting the battery can and will cause electronic problems requiring a dealer to "Flash" the system. This sounds like a security system intervention, have you done the reset listed in the owners manual? If you have and still no results then it may already need to Flashed to bring it back online.

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Gene answered 10 months ago

It a 2017 it has a security system. Check the owners manual.

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