I think my kids father cut my starter wires

Asked by Guru9Y8FM Jun 12, 2017 at 08:15 AM about the 2005 Honda Odyssey EX-L FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My van was fine then we had an argument and the next
thing you know my car wouldn't start. I had a mechanic
come check it out, I bought a starter and he took out all
necessary pieces to reach the starter once he reached the
starter he said uh oh and noticed the wires were cut. Ex
claims he had nothing to do with it although he was never
accused.

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well, have the mechanic fix what is necessary- wires can be fixed- and you don't need the starter I guess- but you do need a dog to rip this guy's arms off if he tries it again-

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Yes the mechanic was able to fix the wires the. My van started right up. Thank you so much

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