If rearbag has a hole will this affect start ing? Depletes charge in new battery

fix battery terminals , replace blown ing fuse
have a load test done on the battery

The battery needs to be replaced. After the first start in the morning the battery gets charged and the engine is also "hot" making it easier for the starter motor to turn it over. Therefor less current is drawn from the battery and you get a start every time. In the morning the engine is cold making it difficult to turn. The battery rested the night loosing some charge and is also cold which affects the current it can deliver at that stage. With the cold engine it is not able to turn it fast enough to get it started. A new battery will solve your problem.

If you have removed the battery and it will not take a charge, probably need to replace it. If you mean you have charged it and car still will not charge and quickly depletes the battery, could be you have a stuck starter relay, bad solenoid or bad starter.

Is the battery ignition light coming on when you turn the key on. Wiring for an alternator is quite simple, the 60amp cable (thick wire) is a direct feed to the battery. The thin wire (normally blue) connected to the 'ing' terminal gets a live feed via the battery ignition light. if the bulb has blown or this wire is not connected, the alternator will not charge. If you can, use a 12v 5watt test light connected to the battery, start the engine and touch the 'ing' terminal. this should prove and energies the alternator to start charging.

Are you sure that the alt. is charging? I would check connections at alt.

How old is your battery and if it's over 2 yrs old get a new one also when u get out of the car make sure u turn the fan all the way off then it won't try to turn on

If all you say is true, good starter, new battery, and 12v at solenoid.... then you have to have a bad ground...check the ground wire at the engine block and make sure all cables are tight...

could be your alternator not charging the battery this would cause this problem as for the pothole aslong as tire and everything is ohk it should be fine :) hope this helps

check voltage regulator

Does it start any other time? Did it start after you replaced the starter? If yes then it's your battery/charging system that needs checking out.You might start at night, then drive with your headlights and radio on draining your battery.Then in the morning it's too weak to start.Have someone Jump start your car,have them leave the jumpers on for 15 minutes,then rev the engine while you try to start the engine,if it starts it's not your starter,never was,it's a faulty charging system that depletes your battery's starting power (cold cranking amps) Good Luck.