I just changed my battery alternator and my starter...well the starter i had tested and its fine so i just put it back in...but now my car wont start
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Asked by Shawn Mar 11, 2015 at 09:47 AM about the 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I had it running last night for 20 minutes but
this. Morning i went to start the vehicle and
it wont start i could hear some clicking by
the fuse box..what does. Everyone think? Its
a 2004 hyundai. Elantra gt

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crumbob answered 9 years ago

is the battery charged the click by the fuse box it the starter solenoid engaging the starter gear but it is not strog enough to turn the engine

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Shawn answered 9 years ago

The battery is brand new...so do i need a new starter fuze?

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