94 grand am gt won't start
#1
94 grand am gt won't start
my grand am won't turn over or anything when i turn the key nothing happens.need help fast.
#2
Check battery voltage, should be around 12 volts.
Most common cause of engine not turning over is weak/dead batterys.
If your battery is 3 years old, then be wary it's time is near.
Most common cause of engine not turning over is weak/dead batterys.
If your battery is 3 years old, then be wary it's time is near.
#3
Originally Posted by Lugnut
Check battery voltage, should be around 12 volts.
Most common cause of engine not turning over is weak/dead batterys.
If your battery is 3 years old, then be wary it's time is near.
Most common cause of engine not turning over is weak/dead batterys.
If your battery is 3 years old, then be wary it's time is near.
#5
Hassen,
If your suggesting that you battery is at full voltage, 12 volts and your engine is locked up for mechanical reasons, then you would be able to tell us the results of your battery test. It's quite a leap from weak battery to 'froze engine' without knowing the exact battery test results.
Many things are far more likely, like a bad battery cable, bad starter, etc. No reason to suspect internal parts without history and clear symptoms.
If your suggesting that you battery is at full voltage, 12 volts and your engine is locked up for mechanical reasons, then you would be able to tell us the results of your battery test. It's quite a leap from weak battery to 'froze engine' without knowing the exact battery test results.
Many things are far more likely, like a bad battery cable, bad starter, etc. No reason to suspect internal parts without history and clear symptoms.
#6
Originally Posted by Lugnut
Hassen,
If your suggesting that you battery is at full voltage, 12 volts and your engine is locked up for mechanical reasons, then you would be able to tell us the results of your battery test. It's quite a leap from weak battery to 'froze engine' without knowing the exact battery test results.
Many things are far more likely, like a bad battery cable, bad starter, etc. No reason to suspect internal parts without history and clear symptoms.
If your suggesting that you battery is at full voltage, 12 volts and your engine is locked up for mechanical reasons, then you would be able to tell us the results of your battery test. It's quite a leap from weak battery to 'froze engine' without knowing the exact battery test results.
Many things are far more likely, like a bad battery cable, bad starter, etc. No reason to suspect internal parts without history and clear symptoms.
#8
If your good neighbor took the time to crawl around under the hood and made the effort to turn the flywheel manually, and then reports back that it won't turn, then I certainly would not question his first hand knowledge.
If the flywheel is froze, then you may need an engine break down and rebuild to address the cause. If you asking what the cause is, then there is no way of knowing without dropping the oil pan or pulling the heads.
If the flywheel is froze, then you may need an engine break down and rebuild to address the cause. If you asking what the cause is, then there is no way of knowing without dropping the oil pan or pulling the heads.