Car Doesn't Want to Start
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Car Doesn't Want to Start
I have a 2004 6MT coupe. The last couple of days the car has been acting up whenever I go to start it. I turn the key and everything powers up, but the car doesn't immediately turn over.... I have to turn the key again. Then, this morning, I drove the car about 2miles, stopped for coffee and when I went to restart it, the damn thing wouldn't turn over. Again, everything powered up, but no turnover. I waited a couple of min. and it started up.
Suggestions? Any help would be appreciated, since I am supposed to move to Dallas (fromr VA) and will be driving.
Suggestions? Any help would be appreciated, since I am supposed to move to Dallas (fromr VA) and will be driving.
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1. Check to see if you hear the fuel pump
2. Check to see if you hear the throttle body open and close
3. Check your plugs
Do you have throttle response while you start the car? Try turning it over with the pedal all the way to the floor. This won't start the car, but it will clear any excess fuel in the exhaust.
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1. Check to see if you hear the fuel pump
2. Check to see if you hear the throttle body open and close
3. Check your plugs
Do you have throttle response while you start the car? Try turning it over with the pedal all the way to the floor. This won't start the car, but it will clear any excess fuel in the exhaust.
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If you hear a click but the motor doesn't crank I would suspect the starter. I doubt it is the battery, as it sounds like if you fiddle with it it will start up eventually.
The 'click' that you hear is most likely the click of the solenoid that drives the starter. The 'click' confirms that the ignition switch and wiring is OK. Next time it gives you problems throw the car in N and move it bac 6-12" and try to start it again. If the starter has a 'dead spot' in it like mentioned above this will get you around it.
The 'click' that you hear is most likely the click of the solenoid that drives the starter. The 'click' confirms that the ignition switch and wiring is OK. Next time it gives you problems throw the car in N and move it bac 6-12" and try to start it again. If the starter has a 'dead spot' in it like mentioned above this will get you around it.
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