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It sounds like you may have a bad starter or maybe even a bad ignition switch. Then again there is always the possibility that you may just have a bad connection some where. I hope this helps you out.
Your going to have to get the battery checked, you can have 12.6 volts but with no amps, the car won't turn over, it only takes one bad cell to lower the amperage
First of all, common sense tells you, that you didn't need 6 sensors
Codes do not tell you to replace anything
Study OBD2 Systems
I have a problem when someone say for a long time
I assume that means up to six months
If your not a car person capable of diagnosing &
make at least some repairs,then you need a repair
shop ,after a couple of weeks,at least for some issues
Either study cars & obd2 or pay a shop while your learning
take the battery out of the veh and see if it will charge overnight on a charger, if not then the bat just ran its course I doubt it is 11 years old. Bats last anywhere from 3 to 5 years then they die if it does charge then your alternator needs to be replaced as it charges the battery when you drive, low voltage may cause the buzzing, tellin gyou there is a problem.
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