Help me! My 2007 Tundra died then the starter begin spinning and would not quit. I pulled the hood and got my tools to unhook the battery terminal. I found the battery tie down was loose and touching the negative terminal. I removed it but the starter kept going. I had to unhook the negative terminal to get it to quit. I waited awhile rehooked the battery and the starter cranked again. It continues to spin even with the key removed from the ignition. It's setting in the middle of a pasture and I need any help I can get.
Broke down/starter running
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