Starting disabled I realized that my vehicle had a low battery this morning and after 4 or 5 starting attempts with only a clicking sound l connected the battery charger after a short while on the charger l tried to turn ingnition into on position so l could scroll the info button but got a disabled starter message What do l do now

Sounds like either a dead battery or a faulty alternator. Go to an auto parts store like Auto Zone and ask if they can check your battery and your alternator.

Good Luck!

It is a type of security system. Like you said all functions are turned off until you push button because battery is disconnected from system.

Sounds like the battery. Your local parts store can check the battery and charging system of your vehicle.

I would tend go with the starter here, it is likely the copper contacts inside the starter solenoid are burnt and making a poor connection. If that is the case you should hear a click from the starter but no engine start. If not then check the battery cables and the stater connections for looseness or corrosion.

A CLICKING SOUND USUALLY MEANS LOW VOLTAGE. COULD BE LOW BATTERY,OR BAD OR DIRTY CONNECTIONS AT THE BATTERY & OR STARTER. TRY JUMP STARTING WITH GOOD JUMPER CABLES " STRONG CLAMPS & #4 CABLE " . IF THAT WORKS THE BATTERY IS LOW IF IT STARTS CHECK VOLTAGE AT THE BATTERY WHILE RUNNING. VOLTAGE SHOULD READ BETWEEN 13.90 & 14.80. IF THAT IS OK , THE ALTERNATOR IS WORKING, CHECK THE BATTERY

Maybe the battery is going bad.

Or, connections are bad.

Or the alternator isn't charging the battery enough.

Hi!!

The clicking you are hearing, is the sound of a weak battery, Jump start the vehicle and take it to an AutoZone for a Charging System check.

Good Luck!!

The vehicle is almost new so I wouldn't normally suspect a bad battery due to weather changes. A dome light or spot light might have been forgotten which would drain the battery over night. Check all light switches and you'll know right away if that's what may have drained the battery to cause this clicking sound that is so typical of a dead battery.
Hope this helps

Mike, From your description of the problem, and given that the car was, prior to this attempted start, working properly, it soinds like you are not getting enough power to your starter solenoid to fully engage, thus the click. Start by checking your connections at the battery, make sure they are clean and tight, I would suggest you disconnect and clean thououghly with a wire terminal brush. Water and baking soda will help dissipate the acid build up. You may then spray the connections with a contact spray, (from your local auto parts store), then reconnect. Also if you think the battery is weak, you could try a boost when you attempt to re-crank. Your connection at the solenoid should also be checked and cleaned, although the problem is likely at the battery. Remember, it takes a lot more amps to engage the starter and spin your engine, than to turn on the lights and blow your horn. If this works, you should have your charging system checked for output..usually free at advance or autozone. The corrosion at the terminals works both ways, not only can it keep your car from cranking, it can impede charging of your battery as well. Hope this is helpful.

Sounds to me like you have a weak batt. also if you rear lights are sticking on some times that could drain it