Car won't start had been running great. Have month old starter and battery .came out of store and won't start. No click no sond at all . But still have power to lights

Asked by GuruP2FB6 Jan 26, 2020 at 06:51 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Impala 3.5L LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car won't start. Nothing have month
old starter and batteries. Went to
store came out. Not as much as a
click.

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SAME. took me 6 months to afford the new rack and pinion we needed for our 01 impala. FINALLY omg FINALLYYYYY got the rack replaced. literally drove it to the gas station , turned it off to get the gas, didnt even put the gas in it, went to crank. NOTHING no sound, NOTHING, tried to jump it , nothing, tried to add gas and shook it, NOTHING.

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I've been told this is a glitch with the security system. My car randomly won't start, no click, nothing. I've noticed when the red security light on the dash is not flashing it won't start. My brother is a mechanic and he said it should have a code but of course it doesn't. When my car does this, it can't be jumped or anything. Very frustrating. I usually just have to keep trying and eventually it starts. However, there has been 2 times where it's had to sit for 12 hours before it starts. Very difficult for a single female that works over nights to head out to work and car not start for no reason at all. I've been told this is a "common impala problem". First chevy I've owned and honestly, not impressed due to the "common problems" impala have.

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