What would make my car loose voltage and not start from one day to the next
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Asked by Guru7PRYG Jun 17, 2020 at 01:44 AM about the 2008 Pontiac G6 GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Why wont my car start from one day to next , just
makes one click , every now and then sounds like
its gets power then adjust dies.  All exterior and
interior lights and gauges work .

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Laoaznkev87 answered 4 years ago

Weak battery, lights and gauges still work but the battery is too weak to power the Starter

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Guru7PRYG answered 4 years ago

Yea but I took it to get checked and they said the battery reads full just one voltage short of where it should be. After having it checked as soon as I got home it would start back up .

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Laoaznkev87 answered 4 years ago

Maybe a bad positive/negative Terminal Connection thats corroded or not tightened down enough, clean up the connecting area with wire brush. Ground wires connected to engine may be loose. This will cause a one click when starting the car too

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