How do I know if I can get new start allowance

firstly we do not know what you have .see your local dealer

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you probably will not start the car as the immobiliser needs the key battery to transmit the code to allow the immobiliser to work correctly. Fit a new battery in the key fob and have it reprogrammed to the engine CPU.

Holding the gas pedal to the floor will cause the PCM to put the fuel injection system into clear flood mode , cutting the amout of fuel going into the engine . Pumping or pushing on the gas pedal while cranking the engine over does nothing but allow more air into the engine , it's not giving it more gas . The computer has a set program it follows at start up . It's not like a carburetor ! Fuel pressure regulator .

Hello, Do you know if the new battery is fully charged? Sometimes new batteries are only given a quick charge, which may not be enough to start an engine. Is there any sign of power when you turn the ignition key? Another thing to check is the actual contact on the battery poles. I've seen a case where the inside of the post connector was not clean and prevented a strong enough connection to allow the starter to work.

As for the viscosity of oil to use, most new engines today require a multiviscosity 5W-30 oil for all-round driving. The lighter 5W-30 oils contain friction reducing additives that help improve fuel economy, and also allow the oil to quickly reach critical upper valvetrain components when a cold engine is first started. Most engine wear occurs immediately after a cold start, good- day!!

Check your inline fuel filter to see if it is clogged up. Replacing this filter may allow sufficent fuel to flow to start the engine.

the only way to know anything is to use a diagnostic scanner to see what the computer sees. Without the proper tools its anyones guess.

the clutch is not disengaging to release the clutch into neutral to allow the car to start. or the release bearing is bad or installed wrong. take it back to them and let them fix it. I know you probably paid a pretty penny to do this.

hi by the sounds of it the imobiliser is on try disconnecting battery leave so it discharges the ecu then try starting it if this fails then it may need to go to dealer to be reset by computer