What is wrong with my car

Asked by GuruDZJDY9 Jan 07, 2024 at 02:19 AM about the 2006 Chevrolet Equinox LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I can get it to start it will run
good but die and loose all power
like I killed it. But the key will still
be turned on. If I jump the starter
it will run. But once it dyes when I
go to crank it again it like the
battery is dead. What could be
wrong with my car. Thanks for any
info

2 Answers

40,005

Things need to be tested/scanned , Scan for codes , buy a scanner if you have to , when it starts test voltage at batt. That's what any of us would do , If you're going to work on your own vehicle there are certain tools you will need .

310,245

Your going to need a good scanner, volt meter and a test light to test power to your starter and the and the start terminal, also to run voltage drop tests, the battery and alternator will need to be tested. Or if you don't want to do DIY then find a good independent shop and have it checked over.

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