this happened to my car and at first i thought it was the starter, but then i got a jump and it started. the next day i went to chekers and got the battery tested and the battery i had was supposed to be putting out 700 cold cranking amps (CCA's) and it wasnt so my battery was dead. even though my lights and radio turned on but the engine didnt start. so i would say go get it tested and get one with a warranty
On the turn indicator. Pull the turn indicator toward you until you hear it "click", about 1/4", then release.
Weak battery Bad or corroded battery cables Bad starter solenoid
Have the battery checked but it is most likely the cable connections, they become corroded over time and wont allow sufficient power to start the motor. Be sure you have a solid ground ( black wire ) clean it and tighten it if need be, and clean and tighten the red one, follow it down to where it connects to the starter and do the same. The click you hear is the starter relay so the car " wants " to start but i think it is lacking adequite voltage.
Seized Engine? Weak or dead battery? Loose or corroded battery cables? Bad starter solenoid? Bad starter? Bad neutral safety switch? Bad ignition switch?
No. You most likely have either a bad battery or bad battery cables, particularly the ground cable, or both.
The battery is in the cabin with the red flag, click on the alarm clock and on the bottom right of it, it should have a picture of a battery, click that and it will flip the clock around. Then you click the slot where the battery is and take it. (:
You click on the remote of the TV and the battery will appear in your screen then you click your backpack click use battery near the remote car .
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The 'click' is probably the sound of the starter solenoid, but if nothing else happens, either the battery is flat, or the starter motor is faulty. -First check battery charge with a meter, charge it if needed. If the battery is good then check the connections at starter, make sure it has a good ground. If still not working , remove the starter and bench test it. -follow procedures in your manual for this.
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If your battery is good and you hear nothing when you turn over the key, you should check the starter and or solenoid to begin with. The solenoid should make a "click click" noise when you turn the key. Most parts stores will test it for free. If your battery and starter are good, then look to the ignition switch.Hope this helps.Answer 2You might also want to check for loose wiring or a loose battery cable, Answer 3I own a 1985 Oldsmobile cutlass supreme. I had the same problem- it drove me nuts. it wasnt the battery, starter ingnition switch, nothin. It turned out to be the ignition module. Its located under the distributer cap. we swapped it out with another one we found, and it started right up. im not sure why these things go bad.
The battery does not have sufficient voltage to start the car when it's cold. Have the battery checked out. If it still goes click click after running the car for a while, have the alternator checked also. A bad battery will not hold a charge and a bad alternator will not recharge the battery, (That is the reason to have the battery checked first). Make sure the connections at the battery are clean and tight.