Car will not start...Nothing happens
05-16-2006, 07:05 PM
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Car will not start...Nothing happens The car will not start. When you put the key in nothing, no noises, no gauges, etc. Car will not turn over at all.
I had this same problem Saturday and fixed it(for the time being), by disconnecting the battery for 15 mins or so and then it started right up
Any ideas on what the real problem here is?
I had this same problem Saturday and fixed it(for the time being), by disconnecting the battery for 15 mins or so and then it started right up
Any ideas on what the real problem here is?
05-16-2006, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by lgobraves
The car will not start. When you put the key in nothing, no noises, no gauges, etc. Car will not turn over at all.
I had this same problem Saturday and fixed it(for the time being), by disconnecting the battery for 15 mins or so and then it started right up
Any ideas on what the real problem here is?
I had this same problem Saturday and fixed it(for the time being), by disconnecting the battery for 15 mins or so and then it started right up
Any ideas on what the real problem here is?
05-16-2006, 10:30 PM
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i think ur misunderstanding....the battery was connected when it would not start...I then disconnected it and let it sit for 15mins...then reconnected it and it started up then
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if you disconnected the battery then let it sit and then put it back on and it started....that's weird. it could be a bad battery. charge it with a battery charger if you own one or borrow then see waht happens. i wouldn't think that the cables would be the problem. check the connection to the starter it could be loose and you just might of wiggled it back into place after taking the battery off. if it's snug then it's most likely your battery, go to an autozone or oreilly somewhere to test the battery. you may just need to replace it.
