I have a 2002 Mitsubishi eclipse I went to go start it and nothing happened tried to jump lights came on but clicked wen I tried to start but wouodnt plz help

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Asked by James Mar 19, 2015 at 10:06 PM about the 2002 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car tried to start while friends car was
attached but once u take the other car away
there is no power at all

4 Answers

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I called a towing they think it's the battery Bc I just bought the car n the car was sitting a year before o bought it then they had to jump it before it would start

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When jumping, you need clean posts and clamps at your battery, water in the cells, and leave the donor car hooked up and revved up for a few minutes. You can also take your battery to be checked by a tech. After you get your car started you can drive straight to the battery charger and someone with the basic tools and a load tester. But a pocket knife used to get the crust off the post and the inside of the cable end has saved many a no start in my experience. Then you can go run all the tests you want with a tech. new cable ends are cheap

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