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I just brought my car back from getting the crankshaft sensor (and starter) replaced. As soon as I started the car, the engine light was on. The mechanic scanned the code, and said it was the intake manifold code and cleared it. By the time I started it up again, it turned back on. This was not on before the service (only the crankshaft sensor code). I was wondering if this is actually broken, or if it happened at the mechanics (like putting things back incorrectly).
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Hello, good call - it definitely could be from something not being put back correctly, but impossible to tell from where. I would encourage the shop that worked on the vehicle to re-trace steps to ensure all was assembled properly. Things happen! Best to double check steps before embarking on a new diagnostic test path.
Hi Dave, unfortunately they said they didn't find anything new after taking a look. What do you think about the timing of this, as it was not throwing codes before? He said maybe the intake isn't getting enough voltage, could that occur only after my starter replacement?