1994 Toyota Camry no dash lights, no click, good battery 13.6v

Asked by Joel Sep 01, 2020 at 11:25 PM about the 1994 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Bought a car today and it started right up. Took it
home. Didn't start. No dash lights, no click, no
nothing. So I checked the battery. Battery was
13.6v. Guy told me to jump it so I tried. Low and
behold turn the key and all the lights come on and
it starts right up. The time on the clock did not go
forward from the time I had last turned the car off
it was still 1:11, then after I started it the clock
turned to 1:12. Funny how I noticed that. Also I had
programmed the radio to have a radio station and
when I turned the car on again after jumping it the
radio station I had programmed was gone.

Then when I had the car off for 10 min after
jumping it started right up.

I'm assuming after I wait longer it wont start. I'll
post again later when I know.

2 Answers

10

battery is bad, just because the voltage is fine, doesn't mean its got the proper amperes.

Put a new battery in it. Worked fine. Went out two days later and the battery is at 8.8v. My gf thinks it's the broken antenna. Any idea how to disconnect power to that thing?

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