2005 sebring won't start it just clicks

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Asked by smileyinmontana Feb 07, 2014 at 10:21 AM about the 2005 Chrysler Sebring Touring Convertible FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car won't start, it just makes a clicking sound- I tried to jumpstart it- no dice.

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Check battery voltage. Also tighten and clean all battery connections including the frame and motor negative connections. If all that checks out good then I would remove starter and have it tested.

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battery voltage seems to be good, I'll go tighten things up and try again, thank you!

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I have one doing same thing what was ur prob in the end plz relpy

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I also have the same problem, I just open the ignition switch on and shows, a motor light and just clicks one time, I would like to some body help me. (BATTERY IS NEW 12- 12-19.)

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My '08 Sebring won't start. It just 'clicks'. This is a different "click" than when the battery is low or a bad connection. New battery,

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