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crfridah

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Oct 22, 2012
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Are maybe its just me but I'm a little confused.. I started my car today to let it warm up then after it warmed up I turned it off and was gonna take a video of the new exhaust and now the motor won't even turn over... Any ideas
 
Can you hear the starter engage when you turn the key?

If you can't hear anything, or a mere click. Check your battery ground cable and starter cables.

They may seem tight but try to wiggle them with your hand. If they turn, they aren't tight enough and have a poor connection.
 
I can see how you could be confused- here's how I'm going to help you.

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I can see how you could be confused- here's how I'm going to help you.

DSM Forums - FAQ: Site Rules & Guidelines

^ It's a link to the posting rules- you'll notice the third of which mentions something about using a decriptive thread title.

Sorry about that little angry at the time LOL

Can you hear the starter engage when you turn the key?

If you can't hear anything, or a mere click. Check your battery ground cable and starter cables.

They may seem tight but try to wiggle them with your hand. If they turn, they aren't tight enough and have a poor connection.

Alright thanks ill try that right now and no it doesn't make any noise its almost like your trying to start it without pushing in the clutch
 
Start with the battery/starter connections. If that proves to do nothing, check the clutch switch. Connections or the actual plunger may be broken.
 
Sorry about that little angry at the time LOL
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