If you recharge or replace your battery, and the problem continues, it’s likely the result of a faulty alternator that is not properly recharging the battery.
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Visit The Drive’s guide for How To Change a Car Battery for additional information. If the battery is low on voltage, it needs to be recharged and/or replaced. When the vehicle is running (not possible in this case), it should register approximately 13.7-14.7 volts. A fully charged battery should register 12.6 volts when the vehicle is not running. Burning more fuel than you need wastes gas and causes unburned fumes to build up in the exhaust stream. When your fuel pressure regulator fails, it can cause fuel to burn too lean (thin) or too rich (thick).
Inspect the wiring and battery cables.If it starts up fine next time, awesome, you might have dodged a bullet. If it starts and runs, drive around to charge the battery, then place it on a trickle charger when parked. Assuming your cooling system is working properly meaning it’s full of clean coolant and doesn’t have any damaged or clogged components, then it. If I were to guess its almost like some part of the engine is not getting oil at start. After about 30 seconds it sounds like it goes away completely. Recently i went to start it up to go to work and it made a noise similar to a bad lifter but a little louder. If it starts, then dies, you might have an issue with the alternator. If you find that you’ve got a car running hot but not overheating there might be a few reasons: Clogged or damaged radiator. In todays video, I try to find out if you start your car (with a keyed Ignition) if it is possible to run the starter again whilst the engine is running.DO. I have a 99 Yukon 103,000 miles and have had it 2 years.
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