Car doesn't start help please

droid2 said:
alright man find the fuse box under your dash its basicaly directly above your accelarator pedal just a little to the right & it has like markings on it as your engine bay one does & too check them pull them all out & if there broke replace them, easy :)

NOW if all your fuses are still good but the car wont start do this,(i am not joking here i am being serious for once in my life)

you sit in the drivers seat ready to start the car

get a mate with a big stick or somthing thats failry hard & long(not your c*ck lol) & get him to hit the fuel tank under the car as you crank the motor & if it starts its your fuel pump

good luck mate
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Method tried tested and true, works wonders for subaru liberty 96' models.
 
NAlancer said:
droid2 said:
alright man find the fuse box under your dash its basicaly directly above your accelarator pedal just a little to the right & it has like markings on it as your engine bay one does & too check them pull them all out & if there broke replace them, easy :)

NOW if all your fuses are still good but the car wont start do this,(i am not joking here i am being serious for once in my life)

you sit in the drivers seat ready to start the car

get a mate with a big stick or somthing thats failry hard & long(not your c*ck lol) & get him to hit the fuel tank under the car as you crank the motor & if it starts its your fuel pump

good luck mate
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Method tried tested and true, works wonders for subaru liberty 96' models.
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finaly a true mechanic that KNOWS it works :clap:
 
Guys it had a full tank of fuel, and i dont see how installing a boss kit can damage any of the fuses etc. i dunno i just think out of the 3 reasons it must be the fuses.. but its Right UNDER the wheel so i have to full duck down and i got no clue haha:d guess il take it to someone who knows what they're doing. thanks alot fellaz more help will be appreciatedi guess:D
 
are you a moron?
the fuses aren't wally, you can find them.
let me guess; you didn't disengage your battery when you put the boss kit on?
 
James Dean said:
are you a moron?
the fuses aren't wally, you can find them.
let me guess; you didn't disengage your battery when you put the boss kit on?
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Wouldnt make a pinch of *poo* difference you turd. I left mine on when i soldered my horn...
 
NAlancer said:
James Dean said:
are you a moron?
the fuses aren't wally, you can find them.
let me guess; you didn't disengage your battery when you put the boss kit on?
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Wouldnt make a pinch of s*** difference you turd. I left mine on when i soldered my horn...
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You're not going to blow fuses without a power supply now are you?
 
Omg. When you change steering wheels it can short out sone wires in the steering column if your not careful.

So check the fuses with a test light. Not hard!!
 
kk on another forum someone suggested

- ''The best way to check if the battery is dead,is to turn your head lights on face at a wall.Then try crank the engine,if the head lights go dim then your battery is flat.''

I did that and the car just turned on LOL althought it had a wierd sound to it.. it was kinda rawry i dunno :S its so *fudge*ed up
 
bloodzcape said:
kk on another forum someone suggested

- ''The best way to check if the battery is dead,is to turn your head lights on face at a wall.Then try crank the engine,if the head lights go dim then your battery is flat.''

I did that and the car just turned on LOL althought it had a wierd sound to it.. it was kinda rawry i dunno :S its so **** up
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They will dim no matter what. The started motor is drawing power from the battery, starving the headlights of power. It may be more noticeable with a flatter battery though.
 
Well i dont got a volt meter :) *fudge* this thread is making me laugh haha, well lets just say i did *fudge* up the fuses how much will it cost to repair and around how much ? BTW yes i didnt dis engage the battery when i was down it oh well..
 
12SHW LANCER said:
The best way to test a battery is use a volt meter!! Lol
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agreed, my car wont start when my headlights are warming up :p
i think its cos they are hids and chew alot of the power warming/ starting up
but when they are all warmed it starts coz they chew *fudge* all power then :D
 
well, if he disconected the battery when he did it its not a fuse then... if it still aint workin, i vote fuel pump too
 
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