2000 Honda Civic won't start
Asked by Scook15 Nov 02, 2017 at 05:59 PM about the 2000 Honda Civic EX
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Just purchased this vehicle. The battery looked
old so I figured I'd be replacing it shortly. But,
today I went to start it and the lights all came on
but the engine did not turn over. Also no clicking
noise. Is this the connection between battery and
starter or just not enough juice in battery to start
car?
4 Answers
beatupchevy answered 7 years ago
you'll have to test the batt. with a multi tester , it should have 12.5 V , make sure the connections are tight ,, if it has caps it is old but you can pop them off and see if the electrolyte is covering the cells , you can add distilled water if they are low , try a jump start , it started when you bought it right ?
Advice: Never purchase a vehicle without starting it first and driving it. Then, ask if you can bring it to your mechanic before you buy it to have it assessed.
beatupchevy answered 7 years ago
darn right , another ploy they use is "needs starter " or "brake line " so that you can;'t start it and hear the bad motor knock or can't drive it to find the tranny is shot , I don't care if it's mother taresa (well maybe her) don't believe what people say when they tell you "it's all good "
It could just be a fuse contact me on phone 8283022277 have a few solutions mine had some of same problems text me and tell me u are from car guru or I probably won't answer or reply but I can probably help ya out
