won't start
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won't start
okay, for the past few weeks i have been having trouble off an on with starting the car. it cranks like it should but never starts. it will push start but using the starter doesn't work. today it wouldn't start and we got it push started, I let it run for a few minutes and it was fine. then i parked it for a few hours, came back it started at first but then died. we got it push started again and i drove it but it was very rough under 2000rpms then it stalled in the middle of traffic
I don't know what is wrong with it, last time this happened the terminals were loose on the battery we made sure this time they were tight and still could only push start it.
does anyone know what could be the culprit? this car has been ruining my dates with it crapping out on me
I don't know what is wrong with it, last time this happened the terminals were loose on the battery we made sure this time they were tight and still could only push start it.
does anyone know what could be the culprit? this car has been ruining my dates with it crapping out on me
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Dont go all buck wild changing ****, test it first. Autozone will test the battery, alternator, and all that for free. Make sure you're getting fuel and spark, and go from there.
#5
Sounds like two things
You dont have enough voltage/amperage to run the starter AND the ignition. So when you are cranking the power is to low to ignite. If so, run through the suggestions above to test everything. Should be your starting point
Or, some relay/connection is bad making it so when the key is in the start position, there is no ignition power being supplied at all. If all tests for the above option are clear, then move to testing this by having someone look for spark while you are cranking. Be sure to disconnect the injectors while checking
You dont have enough voltage/amperage to run the starter AND the ignition. So when you are cranking the power is to low to ignite. If so, run through the suggestions above to test everything. Should be your starting point
Or, some relay/connection is bad making it so when the key is in the start position, there is no ignition power being supplied at all. If all tests for the above option are clear, then move to testing this by having someone look for spark while you are cranking. Be sure to disconnect the injectors while checking
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