Car won't start

Asked by Mazda6_2004 Feb 12, 2018 at 02:39 AM about the 2004 Mazda MAZDA6 4 Dr i Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The other day came out of a store and car wouldn't
turn over (like battery dead) . Tried boosting it and
nothing.  Hammered near starter and finally
engaged, got it home and wouldn't start again even
with hammering starter area. 2 days later started
up with no problem has started daily since but
haven't been driving it for fear it might not start
again.  Any suggestions on what it may be?

3 Answers

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The brushes in the starter are probably worn !! I'd have a rebuilt starter put on

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My Mazda 6 2010 is doing same thing first time was about 4-5 months ago few days later fired up cause in process I had replaced the relay switch still nothing checked battery it’s good alt was also good so I said screw it im gonna replace starter before starter got her I went out side and it cranked up well no issue till last night now it won’t crank again It please help mother of 7 with very sick fiancé

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