95 tahoe won't start

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Asked by Quezshun14 May 29, 2017 at 11:37 AM about the 1995 Chevrolet Tahoe LT 2-Door 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Truck went dead on me won't make a
noise lights will still come on and radio will
come on one leave switch turned for a few
seconds but won't start and dash board
lights won't come on like for battery and
stuff

8 Answers

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Have you tried a jump start ? Headlights nice and bright ? Was an alarm system added ? if the batt. is good and charged and the terminals are clean and tight then it may be the starter or starter relay not sure if a 95 would have one , I think you have to practically remove the starter to see if the solenoid is getting juice when you hit the key

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Cable ends and everything clean and tight, lights on bright. Just like it's missing fire from somewhere and none of my dashboard lights are coming on

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It won't turn over period. And I believe d person before me had a viper system on it because d sticker in d back window

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First put the Parking Brake on. Turn the ignition switch on, but not all way to start. Pull the gear shift into Neutral. This MIGHT WORK. Mine does this some times.

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