Tahoe won't start

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Asked by GuruZTP24 Oct 21, 2017 at 04:20 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe LS RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2002 Chevy Tahoe won't start .battery is good. Changed
starter and ignition switch and still nothing. There's no
power at the crank fuse so what now.

10 Answers

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With key on? Constant power? Look under box for green crusties or a broken wire on that fuse

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We can crank it from the ignition switch but when he plugged the ignition switch back in the key will not crank it. All lights work inside and out, dinging noise when key is in ignition and everything just won't crank.

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Did you ever find out the problem? My Vehicle doing the same thing.

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Anyone got answers for this problem?? Mine is also doing the same thing.

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22,630

Do a voltage drop test on battery cables. Test the ignition switch.

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Crankshaft position sensor. I'm going threw the same thing. Right after I replaced that it started doing it again. This time I believe it's the starter. I turned it over many times before I replaced the CPK. Good luck

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I have the same question won't start must jump will run after once turned off won't turn on again must jump

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2003 tahoe was flipped on driver side . Now put new battery in it. Turn the key over hearing the clicking but doesnt turm over. Starter wire started smoking amd melting smell appeared. What are the possibilities of whats wrong and why it wont start

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