The flush shouldn't have done anything. Thank god they didn't ask me to have that service done. If the vehicle is starting right back up for her, my guess is either a bad crank sensor or a fuel pressure issue. Please keep in mind, this is a safety issue. I mention that because it is a new car and the dealer has 3 chances to fix it. If the problem still continues, it falls under the lemon law and they owe you a new vehicle (minus mileage on the old car). Back to your original question, the flush shouldn't have hurt anything. Make sure that the dealership manager knows about the problem so it is well documented.
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Wednesday, January 12th, 2011 AT 9:18 PM