ledlights
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It won't do unless the engine is running. The butterfly is disabled until the crank sensor registers movement.
From your posts It still sounds like you've got 2 faults: the TB and something to do with the RFID tag in the key (from memory, you didn't have a starting problem with your red key did you?) and the induction coil or wiring around the ignition switch causing the immobiliser to stay on. My TB was rebuilt and caused a problem for 2 years because I believed that it couldn't be to blame (it has been tested sir....) until finally realising it was the only thing left that could be at fault. I'd send it back to be looked at.
From your posts It still sounds like you've got 2 faults: the TB and something to do with the RFID tag in the key (from memory, you didn't have a starting problem with your red key did you?) and the induction coil or wiring around the ignition switch causing the immobiliser to stay on. My TB was rebuilt and caused a problem for 2 years because I believed that it couldn't be to blame (it has been tested sir....) until finally realising it was the only thing left that could be at fault. I'd send it back to be looked at.
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