I have a 2000 nissan frontier. it does not start. I bought a new battery but no go. any suggestions?

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Asked by JesusR Jun 29, 2013 at 11:08 PM about the 2000 Nissan Frontier

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have for power at the starter and it is there.  the head lights don't even come on.

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Double check all battery connections. Also take special care in checking the negative connections from the battery going to the frame and motor.

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I just checked all cables and still no go. the lights in the truck or the head lights don't even come on.

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Found several frontier owners talking about bad negative (ground) battery cables causing the same issues as yours.

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Oh ok. I not sure then. But it sure sounds like a bad or corroded connection somewhere.

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i had similar issues and i had to replace battery posts because negative terminal could not be tightened good enough. check fuses and relays

I had the same problem with my Nissan Frontier 04 lights didn't come on and didn't start up I change few things of the wire that go to the battery and still didn't work I bought a new battery and it still didn't work and at the end I realize that the battery that I bought for it it wasn't a strong enough so I had to buy a different battery more powerful that one did work ...problem solved I hope this helps

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