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s13tmont · 09-09-2008, 08:49 PM

So i go to start my car turn my key over and hear alot of clicking(sounds like relays) but its coming from under my center console, turn the key off and turn it again and hear the same thing. The next time i try nothing, head lights wont turn on nor will S-AFC, AVC-R but when i would turn my headlights off the power button of my radio would light up. Checked conections, battery was at 12.8 volts. When a neighbor hooked up his wireless battery charger the car would begin to try to turn over but would never actually crank. Made sure there was fresh gas in it and tried charging the battery. After the car wouldn't crank neighbor left put it on a cord charger and let it charge, when i tried to start it car wouldnt even try to come over all i could hear was a buzzing sound coming from something either in the interior fuse box or a relay behind the fuse box. Any idea's on what this could be? Oh and btw yes i checked my grounds.

Thanks.

09-09-2008, 08:49 PM	#1
s13tmont Zilvia Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: FL Age: 33 Posts: 171 Trader Rating: (3) Feedback Score: 3 reviews	SR20 wont start...again So i go to start my car turn my key over and hear alot of clicking(sounds like relays) but its coming from under my center console, turn the key off and turn it again and hear the same thing. The next time i try nothing, head lights wont turn on nor will S-AFC, AVC-R but when i would turn my headlights off the power button of my radio would light up. Checked conections, battery was at 12.8 volts. When a neighbor hooked up his wireless battery charger the car would begin to try to turn over but would never actually crank. Made sure there was fresh gas in it and tried charging the battery. After the car wouldn't crank neighbor left put it on a cord charger and let it charge, when i tried to start it car wouldnt even try to come over all i could hear was a buzzing sound coming from something either in the interior fuse box or a relay behind the fuse box. Any idea's on what this could be? Oh and btw yes i checked my grounds. Thanks.