2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan not starting
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2007 Infiniti G35 Sedan not starting
So the afternoon after work I tried starting up my car but it didn’t start. It turns on and the radio works and dashboard too but it just doesn’t start. I had the same problem months back and it just sat in my parking for over a week after trying to start it and it eventually started and it would always start up good after until today. The battery work, alternator is good but it just doesn’t start. No lights on the dash. What could be the problem?
Update: I’ve tried everything so far and still can’t get it to start.
Update: I’ve tried everything so far and still can’t get it to start.
Last edited by Juan Ortiz; 05-18-2020 at 05:24 PM.
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Start checking fuses, start at the fusible link on the positive battery post. If you don't have dash lights you probably blew a fuse.
"not starting" is an incredibly vague term.
Does the engine CRANK when you turn the key to START. Does it make a CLICK sound from under the car?
Or does it do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING when you turn the key to start?
You should also put a battery charger on to verify the battery is fully charged, it's very common for something like the CD changer to malfunction and keep spinning when the car is turned off which will quickly drain your battery. How much voltage is the battery reading while the key is turned to START.
"not starting" is an incredibly vague term.
Does the engine CRANK when you turn the key to START. Does it make a CLICK sound from under the car?
Or does it do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING when you turn the key to start?
You should also put a battery charger on to verify the battery is fully charged, it's very common for something like the CD changer to malfunction and keep spinning when the car is turned off which will quickly drain your battery. How much voltage is the battery reading while the key is turned to START.
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Start checking fuses, start at the fusible link on the positive battery post. If you don't have dash lights you probably blew a fuse.
"not starting" is an incredibly vague term.
Does the engine CRANK when you turn the key to START. Does it make a CLICK sound from under the car?
Or does it do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING when you turn the key to start?
You should also put a battery charger on to verify the battery is fully charged, it's very common for something like the CD changer to malfunction and keep spinning when the car is turned off which will quickly drain your battery. How much voltage is the battery reading while the key is turned to START.
"not starting" is an incredibly vague term.
Does the engine CRANK when you turn the key to START. Does it make a CLICK sound from under the car?
Or does it do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING when you turn the key to start?
You should also put a battery charger on to verify the battery is fully charged, it's very common for something like the CD changer to malfunction and keep spinning when the car is turned off which will quickly drain your battery. How much voltage is the battery reading while the key is turned to START.
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Front and rear cameras, tire pressure for all four tires can display on screen,folding side view mir
So the afternoon after work I tried starting up my car but it didn’t start. It turns on and the radio works and dashboard too but it just doesn’t start. I had the same problem months back and it just sat in my parking for over a week after trying to start it and it eventually started and it would always start up good after until today. The battery work, alternator is good but it just doesn’t start. No lights on the dash. What could be the problem?
Corrosion on your battery cables?
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Front and rear cameras, tire pressure for all four tires can display on screen,folding side view mir
Just because you got a battery not too long ago does not mean it doesn't have a weak or dead cell?
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I’ll try that later since I need another person to be checking out the lights. Thing is, it will eventually turn on but after a good while and then once I turn it off it won’t turn on after a good few times. Like I said this happened before and then all of a sudden it would just turn on good & I just forgot about the problem but months later it’s the same thing.
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If it wonk crank the motor when it's hot but WILL crank once it is cooled down that is usually the starter solenoid failing which requires a new starter. Your intelligent key system has a bypass mode where you take the fob and put it right next to the start button while you push the button which is sometimes needed if the fob itself is failing. Usually you end up with a an icon of a key on the dash when you are pushing the start button though if the fob is the issue.
You should definitely disconnect the battery and clean up the terminal posts and put a charger on it just to verify the battery isn't actually discharged. Never assume that a battery is good, they can just die at any time.
Also try putting the vehicle into neutral and starting it you could also have an issue with the park neutral safety switch on the transmission which will interlock the starter.
You should definitely disconnect the battery and clean up the terminal posts and put a charger on it just to verify the battery isn't actually discharged. Never assume that a battery is good, they can just die at any time.
Also try putting the vehicle into neutral and starting it you could also have an issue with the park neutral safety switch on the transmission which will interlock the starter.
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If it wonk crank the motor when it's hot but WILL crank once it is cooled down that is usually the starter solenoid failing which requires a new starter. Your intelligent key system has a bypass mode where you take the fob and put it right next to the start button while you push the button which is sometimes needed if the fob itself is failing. Usually you end up with a an icon of a key on the dash when you are pushing the start button though if the fob is the issue.
You should definitely disconnect the battery and clean up the terminal posts and put a charger on it just to verify the battery isn't actually discharged. Never assume that a battery is good, they can just die at any time.
Also try putting the vehicle into neutral and starting it you could also have an issue with the park neutral safety switch on the transmission which will interlock the starter.
You should definitely disconnect the battery and clean up the terminal posts and put a charger on it just to verify the battery isn't actually discharged. Never assume that a battery is good, they can just die at any time.
Also try putting the vehicle into neutral and starting it you could also have an issue with the park neutral safety switch on the transmission which will interlock the starter.
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Check the brake switch near the top of the brake linkage under the dash. If the switch is bad, when you press on the brake pedal It doesn't complete the circuit to allow the starter to engage. If that is OK try the neutral switch. I'm not sure where it is located, have to look in the service manual.
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Check the brake switch near the top of the brake linkage under the dash. If the switch is bad, when you press on the brake pedal It doesn't complete the circuit to allow the starter to engage. If that is OK try the neutral switch. I'm not sure where it is located, have to look in the service manual.
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