2004 Lincoln Navigator

Asked by Jesse Jun 15, 2017 at 03:09 PM about the 2004 Lincoln Navigator RWD

Question type: General

a2004 Lincoln Navigator it died on me last
night so I got a jump and it turn right on but
once I turned it off it dies again and won't
start until I get a jump again what could be
the problem?

4 Answers

40,005

have the batt. tested at a store or with a multi tester , you should get at least 12.5 volts with the car off , make sure the terminals are clean and tight , Any lights on the dash ?

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No lights when I get it jumped it stays on once I turn it off it just clicks n it's died

40,005

sounds like the batt. is no good , does it have the removable caps ? They don't make those anymore

10

It sounds like the alternator is bad and not charging the battery. If it is good then you have to check for a bad wire around the alternator

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