I have a 2016 Scat Pack Challenger that was flooded with water up to the seat bottoms and now the car will not start. When I push the start button the car begins the start sequence (the power comes on and fuel pump runs) but the starter does nothing. I am looking for tips on what might be causing the issue.
Here is the information I know:
1. The flooding happened months ago and the car is now completely dried out.
2. If I jump power across the starter solenoid the starter engages and spins the engine.
3. The engine is fine and turns over freely.
4. When the push to start is depressed the dash lights up as it should and all accessories work (horn, radio, wipers, lights, etc.).
5. On the HUD the message "Service Shifter" is displayed.
6. I have not seen any other error messages.
7. I replaced the body control module and that did not fix the problem.
Are there any other modules mounted low in the car that may have failed and are preventing the car from starting?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the information I know:
1. The flooding happened months ago and the car is now completely dried out.
2. If I jump power across the starter solenoid the starter engages and spins the engine.
3. The engine is fine and turns over freely.
4. When the push to start is depressed the dash lights up as it should and all accessories work (horn, radio, wipers, lights, etc.).
5. On the HUD the message "Service Shifter" is displayed.
6. I have not seen any other error messages.
7. I replaced the body control module and that did not fix the problem.
Are there any other modules mounted low in the car that may have failed and are preventing the car from starting?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.