Starting the car

Asked by GuruTC6YC Jun 27, 2018 at 04:00 PM about the 2013 Mercedes-Benz GLK 350

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I try to start our Mercedes 2013 glk350 it starts (but will be sluggish) for a short moment and then dies.  It has always started up on the second try without fail (so far)  is this a sign of a dead or dying battery?

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John answered 6 years ago

sounds more like a fuel issue or a sensor not recognizing a position or input from the engine. if it has been maintained by the book it might not be fuel related. Any other symptoms?

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John answered 5 years ago

The star in the grille? Or the star on the hood/ bonnet? Or on the tailgate? Please be more specific.

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GuruH2N9P answered 5 years ago

I parked my car on the street after half hour I tried to start it will not start Battery and fuel is edequate the does not start the car no lights on dash board Please let me know any suggestions thank you

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