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So, I was guessing the prob was in the steering wheel lock after a few ... The problem could be either or both - replace BOTH to be sure you ...Missing: clk350

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i'd get the OBD codes read as there are many reasons for this , The obd will narrow down the sensor/switch (s) at fault

hi its probably the switch on the boot thats not working or wire come off the switch remove this to see if the wire is conected some times they seize up and stop working but replace if in doubt

If it didn,t come back on end the car is running good don,t worry about it, they wil do some freaky things sometimes,

Most auto part stores have a scranner, End don,t charge to check it out for you, To see what codes show up,

your crank and no start issue is likely caused by a failing crankshaft position sensor. they usually fail when at high temps like driving and when engine cools off they are OK again, it will fail while driving as it gets worse.

On all fuel injected vehicles I have ever seen it is located on top and inside the fuel tank. Yours should be in the same place.

yes i have my blower went out.It is your blower

RUN down to Advance Auto Parts and buy a can of "SeaFoam" and add to your gas tank per instructions...drive for at least 100 miles and the problem should be gone. If not, one or more of your O2 sensors are most-likely fouled (lousy fuel quality these days).
Good Luck

behind a shield on the drivers side i think take out the filter after the drain plug and more will come out fill to owners manual spec
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