No crank, no start
01-09-2014 | 05:24 PM
#11
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Joined: 05-09-2006
Posts: 6,805
From: "Upland" Mesa, Arizona
I don't understand the logic in replacing parts out of hand, and possibly unrelated. If the battery has not been checked first, you would be wasting money, time and energy. Might as well replace a tire if you don't know what's wrong and get the same result: money down the drain and still won't start.
Your local autoparts store would be able to check your electrical system including battery, alternator and starter. For free.
No mention of any attempts at a jumpstart (following the directions in the Owner Manual).
Your local autoparts store would be able to check your electrical system including battery, alternator and starter. For free.
No mention of any attempts at a jumpstart (following the directions in the Owner Manual).
01-10-2014 | 05:58 PM
#12
Joined: 05-12-2010
Posts: 4
From: LAPORTE, IN. 46350
Try re-setting computer by a reader or lifting pos. Battery lead for about a minute, this will reset any faults. Car would'nt start, no clicking sounds after trying to remote start, and i had charged the battery, after many attempts to start it i reset computer and away it went!
01-10-2014 | 06:18 PM
#13
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Joined: 12-06-2009
Posts: 11,431
From: Alabama
Try re-setting computer by a reader or lifting pos. Battery lead for about a minute, this will reset any faults. Car would'nt start, no clicking sounds after trying to remote start, and i had charged the battery, after many attempts to start it i reset computer and away it went!
Disconnect the NEG side at the battery first.
01-10-2014 | 06:22 PM
#14
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Joined: 06-30-2010
Posts: 25,739
From: Kannapolis NC
Oh ROCKIE, you're a person blessed with unusually good luck.
Disconnecting the Positive cable on the battery invites the chance of damaging or destroying electrical components when you reconnect it.
To reset a vehicle's ECM, you should disconnect the Negative battery cable for a minimum of five minutes.
The ONLY time you should disconnect the Positive cable is after you've first disconnected the Negative cable.
Disconnecting the Positive cable on the battery invites the chance of damaging or destroying electrical components when you reconnect it.
To reset a vehicle's ECM, you should disconnect the Negative battery cable for a minimum of five minutes.
The ONLY time you should disconnect the Positive cable is after you've first disconnected the Negative cable.
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