G35 Car Won't Start - Tried JUMPING !!HELP!!
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G35 Car Won't Start - Tried JUMPING !!HELP!!
Okay fellas I am new here and have been told to post my question on this wonderful forum.
I own a 2004 G35, and it hasn't been started for a week. I have noticed that when you try to unlock the doors with the keypad, it does not respond, knowing my battery is dead.
We tried to jump start it with jumper cables and that did not work, although after trying that many times I did find that now I can unlock my car doors with the keypad.
The very next day we tried to jump it again with a battery jumper cables, as soon as we clamped the things down on the batter, my car alarm went off, and it continued to sound as long as the clamps were on, the only time it went away was trying to start the car, however that never worked.
I then reliezed I haven't change my oil in the summer and I am located in Boston (the northeast) and it has been really cold the past week. I relezed I was using the thin oil, 15 or 5w one of them but was 100% it was the thinner version because it was temporarily for the summer.
- Would the thin oil be the problem of not starting because it's too cold?
- What could the problem be?
Thanks in advance, I really appreciate the help a bunch.
I own a 2004 G35, and it hasn't been started for a week. I have noticed that when you try to unlock the doors with the keypad, it does not respond, knowing my battery is dead.
We tried to jump start it with jumper cables and that did not work, although after trying that many times I did find that now I can unlock my car doors with the keypad.
The very next day we tried to jump it again with a battery jumper cables, as soon as we clamped the things down on the batter, my car alarm went off, and it continued to sound as long as the clamps were on, the only time it went away was trying to start the car, however that never worked.
I then reliezed I haven't change my oil in the summer and I am located in Boston (the northeast) and it has been really cold the past week. I relezed I was using the thin oil, 15 or 5w one of them but was 100% it was the thinner version because it was temporarily for the summer.
- Would the thin oil be the problem of not starting because it's too cold?
- What could the problem be?
Thanks in advance, I really appreciate the help a bunch.
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Originally Posted by ddk997
Okay fellas I am new here and have been told to post my question on this wonderful forum.
I own a 2004 G35, and it hasn't been started for a week. I have noticed that when you try to unlock the doors with the keypad, it does not respond, knowing my battery is dead.
We tried to jump start it with jumper cables and that did not work, although after trying that many times I did find that now I can unlock my car doors with the keypad.
The very next day we tried to jump it again with a battery jumper cables, as soon as we clamped the things down on the batter, my car alarm went off, and it continued to sound as long as the clamps were on, the only time it went away was trying to start the car, however that never worked.
I then reliezed I haven't change my oil in the summer and I am located in Boston (the northeast) and it has been really cold the past week. I relezed I was using the thin oil, 15 or 5w one of them but was 100% it was the thinner version because it was temporarily for the summer.
- Would the thin oil be the problem of not starting because it's too cold?
- What could the problem be?
Thanks in advance, I really appreciate the help a bunch.
I own a 2004 G35, and it hasn't been started for a week. I have noticed that when you try to unlock the doors with the keypad, it does not respond, knowing my battery is dead.
We tried to jump start it with jumper cables and that did not work, although after trying that many times I did find that now I can unlock my car doors with the keypad.
The very next day we tried to jump it again with a battery jumper cables, as soon as we clamped the things down on the batter, my car alarm went off, and it continued to sound as long as the clamps were on, the only time it went away was trying to start the car, however that never worked.
I then reliezed I haven't change my oil in the summer and I am located in Boston (the northeast) and it has been really cold the past week. I relezed I was using the thin oil, 15 or 5w one of them but was 100% it was the thinner version because it was temporarily for the summer.
- Would the thin oil be the problem of not starting because it's too cold?
- What could the problem be?
Thanks in advance, I really appreciate the help a bunch.
i even bought a fully charged battery.. the dealer that fixed it said that it was a wiring issues, i never got the full detail on the problem because this happened after 2 weeks of getting the car.
does it make a light click when you turn the key? mines did
hope you get it starting soon
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Same problem fixed
Alright, same thing happened to me. I had my 03 g35 coupe towed to the dealership after buying a new battery and after recharging my car for several minutes. The problem was the boss radio which was shorting out with the temperature control unit. I was told that many of the factory radios were faulty and they were able to fix this problem by changing the radio head unit with a new one (but it looks refurbish).
My car was out of warranty, but they change the radio at no cost, because it was a problem that is happening to many g owners. For a long time I was having problems with my car not being able to hold a charge, but since the radio head unit was change I have never run into the same problem (which also fixed the problem with my ac controller).
My car was out of warranty, but they change the radio at no cost, because it was a problem that is happening to many g owners. For a long time I was having problems with my car not being able to hold a charge, but since the radio head unit was change I have never run into the same problem (which also fixed the problem with my ac controller).
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Originally Posted by PHOX 2
Alright, same thing happened to me. I had my 03 g35 coupe towed to the dealership after buying a new battery and after recharging my car for several minutes. The problem was the boss radio which was shorting out with the temperature control unit. I was told that many of the factory radios were faulty and they were able to fix this problem by changing the radio head unit with a new one (but it looks refurbish).
My car was out of warranty, but they change the radio at no cost, because it was a problem that is happening to many g owners. For a long time I was having problems with my car not being able to hold a charge, but since the radio head unit was change I have never run into the same problem (which also fixed the problem with my ac controller).
My car was out of warranty, but they change the radio at no cost, because it was a problem that is happening to many g owners. For a long time I was having problems with my car not being able to hold a charge, but since the radio head unit was change I have never run into the same problem (which also fixed the problem with my ac controller).
what he said, it's a big problem for 03's, for a while i would disconnect my positive terminal everywhere i went, then i upgraded my head unit and that fixed it,
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Run some test on your battery and cables...your observing a loss of charge in this battery due to a parasitic drain....In other words there's probably a short in your circuit or something that is stayin on somewhere....If you just get a new battery it wont ever hold a charge till you solve the problem which is probably somewhere in the Boss factory sound system....Could be deck or amp in back.
P.S- try an avoid jump starting your car in freezing conditions....battery could explode if gassing
P.S- try an avoid jump starting your car in freezing conditions....battery could explode if gassing
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