12v battery car won't start up

Asked by lovemyBuick Feb 10, 2019 at 04:45 PM about the 2009 Buick Lucerne CXL4 FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

6 months after purchased of my vehicle the
battery went dead I found out the wrong
battery was in the car.when pricing the
battery it was alittle to high for me to get so I
put  the same type of battery back in well it
worked for 1 year.now it's dead again I
bought 12v battery from Walmart but it's not
working it's just making that tick tick tick
noise when there is a problem with the
battery somebody please help let me know
what I should do?my car was running fine
sometime the key would get stuck like it
wouldn't release but once I recall it it
release.

3 Answers

F_O_R answered 5 years ago

I doubt the noise is battery related. A top quality battery is a worthwhile investment in my opinion.

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lovemyBuick answered 5 years ago

Nothing never came to information panel of something wrong besides service tire monitor system an time for an oil change.i heard like a click click click noise could it be the connectors i noticed that the negative was rusted an didn't tighten up securely it was kinda still loose like.im going to get the correct vented battery & change the correctors an fuses.if that doesn't work I will check the starter.

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Tom answered 5 years ago

That CLICK CLICK CLICK is the normal/typical sound of a dead battery trying to turn over the starter but doesn't have enough juice to get the job done!!!! Do yourself a huge favor and never buy a car battery from walmart!!!! Even their best battery is only subpar at best. Buy yourself a GOOD QUALITY battery from an actual auto parts store and make absolutely sure they sell you a battery no more that 1-2 months old. All new batteries have a manufacture date right on them, it's law!!!! Make sure the auto parts store doesn't sell you one they've had sitting on the shelf in the back of the store for the last 6-12 months!!!

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