GT3 won't start
GT3 won't start
The battery is good, dash lights come on and I hear a click from the rear but it doesn't turn over.
It finally did after about 15 attempts. I've had this problem in the past but after a few attempts it always started but now it's much worse.
I was thinking it might be the clutch switch but there is no message on the dash saying depress clutch and I do get that message when I don't depress the clutch so i figure that's not the problem.
I'm thinking it might be the ignition switch, not sure what else it could be other than maybe a bad starter.
Any of you guys have this problem?
It finally did after about 15 attempts. I've had this problem in the past but after a few attempts it always started but now it's much worse.
I was thinking it might be the clutch switch but there is no message on the dash saying depress clutch and I do get that message when I don't depress the clutch so i figure that's not the problem.
I'm thinking it might be the ignition switch, not sure what else it could be other than maybe a bad starter.
Any of you guys have this problem?
Just because the dash lights come on doesn't necessarily mean that the battery has enough juice to start the car.
I would start with getting a full charge to the battery as it's the cheapest. Put it on a trickle for a day or two and try to start it up again. If you find that the battery is not the culprit, then look to the starter next.
Good luck and keep us posted.
I would start with getting a full charge to the battery as it's the cheapest. Put it on a trickle for a day or two and try to start it up again. If you find that the battery is not the culprit, then look to the starter next.
Good luck and keep us posted.
The terminals are clean and I had the problem after it was on a smart charger for a few days so other than a possible bad cell in the battery it's either the starter or the ignition switch.
Not really sure how you tell which it is though.
Not really sure how you tell which it is though.
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I would suggest yanking the battery, and putting it on a quality load tester. Replacing the battery is going to be the cheapest and easiest solution, and they are known trouble makers.
Bergen imports is a bit out of the way for me but thanks.
I'm going to do a load test on the battery and go from there, as you guys say it's the easiest and cheapest solution.
Thanks
I'm going to do a load test on the battery and go from there, as you guys say it's the easiest and cheapest solution.
Thanks
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