Here's the dealll... I clicked my unlock button on my remote to get it unlocked. instead of that i got an alarm. when pressing the alarm button nothing would happen.. So i probably did what i shouldn't have done and tried to turn the car on. No response from my car. but when i put on accessory, works fine; ON works just fine too so my battery aint dead... but then i try turning it on and the whole dash start ticking everything flashes i hear tic tic tic 5 times every second. so i let it go naturally and i stopped trying to put it on... To me it seems like my car thinks i tried stealing it somehow? Help me out please, i read about the 30 second thing, and also putting the car to ON for 3-5 mins until the lights go off... when i called the dealership they said such security lock-ups dont exist and they recommended me getting a starter (salesman...) problem is i started my car yesterday 8 hours before and NO PROB so im sure its because of that alarm... Anyways please get back to me:)
It does sound like a starter problem but the easiest way to rule that out is by trying to jump start the car with a push , if your starting motor has packed in it will still start with a jump start
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sounds like you need to check te battery conecttion and make sure they are clean and tight
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check on the fuse box, am sure that a starter fuse is blown. the alternator might be the causer. as you said you changed it not so long. When you find out the fuse are ok, check also the solnoid wire on the starter motor beside the main wire, when that is good then might be the carbon brushes are won need to be replaced
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It sounds like this could be your fuel pump sensor also as mention in the earlier post the click could be the pump relay reseting allowing the pump to come on to deliver fuel to the engine. You may also want to check the ignition relay in the fuse box under the hood, a weak relay can heat up and need time to reset before letting the engine start, at the dealership they may not give it time enough to heat up to cause the problem. When the problem occurs again turn the key and listen for the pump to come on if it does come on, then move to the next solution. Hope this helps.
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You might have blown a fuse check your fuse box in your car, or disconnect your battery and let it sit for at lease a hour and then try to put the battery back on your car.
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