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Old Apr 29, 2018 | 10:51 PM
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Car won't start or park after towing

So today I got a tow for about 35 min home. Started with tow truck driver putting it in neutral so he could load it on his flatbed; he left it in neutral which apparently this does not matter. After when I get dropped off, car does not start and when pressing the start button with the brakes pressed, usually starts the car. This time when I tried with the tow truck driver present, only the electronics tuned on as if i wasn't pressing the brakes. Instead of the usual P being displayed, 3 is always displayed when trying to start the engine (note in order to get to 3, you have to move from P to D then shift over to sport mode and from there go up + to actually even show a #. Car at the same time is obviously not in park/can be pushed, also there seems to be little to no resistance when switching between N and D which there usually is. Another flatbed came and we tried to reset computer/disconnect battery and he played around for a bit. I think tow truck driver might have hooked up in the wrong place, no way could he screw up my transmission/link right? Is this a shifter issue?
 
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Old Apr 30, 2018 | 12:32 PM
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He definitely could have but there's a few things that could be going on. Did they leave the car on and drain the battery? Thats where I would start.
 
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