2013 Kia Soul clicks when turn on

Asked by Guru3PTZB Jul 13, 2020 at 10:04 PM about the 2013 Kia Soul 1.6L

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2013 Kia Soul I turn to start and it just
clicks I put new starter battery cables. Still it just
click when turn to start. What do ya think?

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that's too bad you put a bunch of money in it without just testing the battery first. I wouldn't change battery cables unless they were corroded out / acid eaten. Did you buy used/ new? There's very little information given to give a more direct answer that is beneficial. The reason I ask if you bought it used is because WAY TOO many people buy a used car thinking that they have the proper battery when in fact they DON'T. good luck

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Yeah I had never thought that even though the lights come on and everything works that the battery would be bad. The car is bought used financed off from The Key dealership. Had it for almost a 8 months I believe.

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