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1996 Saturn SW - Will not Start
1996 Saturn SW - Will not Start
I have a 1996 Saturn Station Wagon. I tried to use it this morning, but
when I turned the key, Power came on for a second then it went dead. I
checked the fuse box and jumped the battery, but no response. At this
point the car not even trying to turn over, seems to be electrical or
car ignition issue. Have any other suggestions, please post them here.
JB
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I have a 1996 Saturn Station Wagon. I tried to use it this morning, but
when I turned the key, Power came on for a second then it went dead. I
checked the fuse box and jumped the battery, but no response. At this
point the car not even trying to turn over, seems to be electrical or
car ignition issue. Have any other suggestions, please post them here.
JB
Note: Email is bogus do to spammers.
Re: 1996 Saturn SW - Will not Start
In article <47a60cf1$0$6121$4c368faf@roadrunner,com >, John Doe <nospam@us,com > wrote:
>I have a 1996 Saturn Station Wagon. I tried to use it this morning, but
>when I turned the key, Power came on for a second then it went dead. I
>checked the fuse box and jumped the battery, but no response. At this
>point the car not even trying to turn over, seems to be electrical or
>car ignition issue.
Most likely cause is a dead battery. Leave it on a trickle-charger overnight,
or connect jumper cables, start the other vehicle, and let it run with the
cables connected for at least twenty minutes. Then try to start the dead one.
If the engine turns over, you need a new battery.
--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)
It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.
In article <47a60cf1$0$6121$4c368faf@roadrunner,com >, John Doe <nospam@us,com > wrote:
>I have a 1996 Saturn Station Wagon. I tried to use it this morning, but
>when I turned the key, Power came on for a second then it went dead. I
>checked the fuse box and jumped the battery, but no response. At this
>point the car not even trying to turn over, seems to be electrical or
>car ignition issue.
Most likely cause is a dead battery. Leave it on a trickle-charger overnight,
or connect jumper cables, start the other vehicle, and let it run with the
cables connected for at least twenty minutes. Then try to start the dead one.
If the engine turns over, you need a new battery.
--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)
It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.
