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Dec 28, 2023 - 03:35 AM
I would start by replacing the battery..
Dec 28, 2023 - 06:09 AM
If your vehicle is experiencing a no crank, no start condition, and no lights on the dashboard, it suggests a complete lack of electrical power to the starting and ignition systems. Some possible causes are:
Dead Battery, Faulty Battery Connections, Failed Ignition Switch, Faulty Starter Motor, Blown Fuse, Faulty Ignition Relay, Faulty Ignition Module or Control Unit.
I'd start by checking the connection, and my next step would be replacing the battery as the previous comment mentioned.
Dead Battery, Faulty Battery Connections, Failed Ignition Switch, Faulty Starter Motor, Blown Fuse, Faulty Ignition Relay, Faulty Ignition Module or Control Unit.
I'd start by checking the connection, and my next step would be replacing the battery as the previous comment mentioned.
Dec 29, 2023 - 07:19 PM
My push button Avalon did this, I just let it sit and bam the next morning it worked.. hasn't done it again but I would definitely check the fuses it happen with another one of my cars and it was a fuse!
Jan 01, 2024 - 04:17 PM
alternator could possible be dead or the battery also may be dead
Jan 04, 2024 - 07:00 AM
I had the same problem and I was scared to death, come to find out, the battery was old, and it the cells were burnt out . I was grateful for that because I always think the worst scenario
Jan 07, 2024 - 09:31 AM
Hi there,
The no crank and start issue is an indication of an electrical or starting system problem in your vehicle. Here are the top possible sources of the problem:
1. Dead or weak battery/Corroded battery terminals or wiring. Check the battery voltage by a multimeter. If the voltage is below 12.4 volts, it indicates a discharge condition. Check the terminals for loose connections or corrosion.
2. Defective ignition switch or push start button. Try starting the car in neutral for manual transmission or ensuring proper gear selection for automatics. If there is no crank, the switch or wiring is at fault.
3. A defective starter motor. Listen for clicking sound when turning the key or pushing the start button. If battery voltage is good, but still no clicking sound, the starter could be defective already.
4.A faulty starter relay. The relay is responsible for sending power to the starter motor. Please check the starter relay and relay fuses.
I hope this inputs helps!
Jan 07, 2024 - 01:21 PM
If you have one of those things that go around the push button, throw it away. If that doesn't work use the fob to push the start button.
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