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Motor died and won't start

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drift_raptor

15+ Year Contributor
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Aug 23, 2007
San Diego, California
Ok so here is the situaition. tonight on my way to work i was driving as normal, and I noticed my car was running better than b4, we adjustded my blow off valve this weekend, there was less missfire/studder almost none actually. So i was playing with it a little gunning it and such. Not really going that fast, from 25 up to 40-45 at most, like all 2nd and 3rd gear. so about 200ft b4 my turn in to work i got on it again one last time. after i pushed in the clutch to hit the brakes...my car died. No electrical power nothing engine shit off. so i pushed my car into a parking spot and tried to turn it up again, no luck, after i got out of the car my headlights came back on so electic power is back, but the car will still not start!! It won't even try to crank, so i don't know if the starter cut out or what. Can anyone help me!?!?!:( :( :( :confused: :cry: :dsm:
 
The headlights came back on like you said. When you tried to start it did all the electrical die?
 
Ok so i figured out what caused the problem. The strut tower bar was touching the + battery connection. So now the car won't do anything, no starter noise no power in the car at all. So what do i need to do now? change the battery or did this cause a biger problem in the electical system?
 
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