On 09 Jan 2006 05:39:10 GMT, drpapi6nto
<UseLinkToEmail.RemoveThis@www.autoforumz.com> graced this newsgroup with:
>hey
>after i started the car just fine about 2 hours ago i was going to go
>out to eat and i turned the key an dit sounded like it was going to
>start but it kept the same turning sound until i was like "man!!"
>then i turned it off. i tried doing it again it the sam ething. i kno
>it wasnt my starter caus e i herd it workin fuel punp was workin to
>and my lights where comming on erything electrical seemed to work
>fine. so i was like ok tommrow ill look at it. so this afternoon i
>went to see what i could see erything seems pretty normal. coolant is
>good oil is good but it still did the same thing. i asked someone they
>said try jumping it. i did it with a small car first no dice but with
>a truck i noticed it was turning a little faster it seemed to help a
>little bit but still didnt work. so now im owndering if my battery is
>totoally dead, if its flooded and if it is how to fix it,if its
>something else? im totally confused and i need to get this fixed asap
>so i can go to work with ease all help ne help is needed thank u!
Good god man. Where did you learn to spell? If you're typing that
way because you think it's "cool" it's not and only makes you look
like an illiterate idiot. Leave it in the adolescent chat rooms.
And now for some tough love.
1. Your oil has absolutely nothing to do with your engine starting,
unless of course, you don't HAVE any oil and your engine is seized,
(which I doubt).
2. The size of the vehicle that's jumping your car has nothing to do
with the power of the battery. They're all 12v. The only difference
is the physical size and the cold cranking amps, which can vary
significantly based on what the manufacturer or owner put in their
vehicle.
3. If the car sat overnight, it isn't flooded.
4. Your coolant has *nothing* to do with your car not starting any
more than your windows have anything to do with your headlights
lighting up. The only time I can think of that this might not be true
is if your cylinders are flooded with antifreeze. And if that's the
case, you've got much bigger problems than just your car not starting.
5. Take your car to a certified technician. It's obvious that you
don't know squat about troubleshooting a car and you could end up just
doing more damage.
I know this sounds harsh, but really, your car isn't a video game.
Get someone to look at it that knows what they're doing.
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