97 chevy lumina won't start or turn over but lights work. Makes a click sound and thats it.
You need a new battery-
It takes a great deal more power to crank a motor than it does to light up the lights. This is why your lights still come on even though the battery does not have enough power crank the engine over. If you install a new battery keep an eye on it...if it dies quickly then you have a bad alternator.
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this is always the starter solenoid that does this, replace the starter solenoid.
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why not just replace the turn signal switch must faster and safer . buy one from your local parts house then you can see its not that easy to install but you can do it with a little help
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All you need is a new brake light switch which is mounted by the brake pedal
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The cooling system shouldn't be losing much coolant.
If you're putting in coolant regularly
If you're seeing slick oil in the coolant
If you're hearing noise in the engine while driving
You may have a crack in your engine block and your engine isn't being lubricated properly anymore. This will cause noise and leaks, make a motor run really rough and cause rough starting.
I suggest you bring your vehicle in for a coolant system pressure test and a chassis leak check. This should be a free service from any auto shop that wants your money for repairs.
Spark plugs usually degrade your performance slowly and don't make noise while doing it unless in extreme cases.
Good luck!
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Ignition relay or fuse could be the problem. When you turn the key to start do you hear a fuel pump kicking on and or do you have spark when you hot wire the starter (I know it's hard to check while trying to start it)? You can email me back and I might be able to pinpoint it more.
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