2002 Chevrolet suburban no crank no start

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Asked by Fabman22 Mar 11, 2017 at 05:31 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 LT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Basically my 2002 Chevy suburban is acting up by
not starting or turning over.. just bought a new
battery, new alternator, new starter. The lights on
the dash light up but the gauges won't work the
radio comes on and horn/lights work the radio cuts
off when I turn the switch and the passenger side
Windows won't roll down

6 Answers

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Yeah I figured it was the ign switch but I don't think my gauges and Windows would be acting up or my radio cutting off when I try to turn it over

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It acts like a bad battery when I turn the key I get nothing

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No not at all it stays there. It's been like that since this morning, I'm hoping once I resolve the issue it goes back to normal

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