Re: 2003 Sedona wont start

"mookie" <z@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Unless the OP is handy, it may be less expensive in the long run to have
a 
> shop properly diagnose.  The days of a shade tree mechanic are long
gone.
>
> Rich (2002 Optima)
> ex-Shade Tree mechanic
     I agree .  The stories I told about the severe burns were not made up
. 
Thinking back to the original post and the questions that were asked 
involving  alternators etc.    They don't need to be doing shade tree
things 
..