1998 Toyota Corolla "battery light turned" Questions

battery light first turning on/off if car hit bump or fan turned on. Now stay on w/o shutting off. Car lights dim as you drive and then car just dies and shu dashboard battery and break lite wont turn

turned off but rear lights are still on. Removed keys and nothing happened. Just disconnected that battery and waited 15 min. Connected battery and the rear lights came back on... Is this brake lights

...light the car start failed tried to turn off. Sounds like a loose cable, weak battery, or charging system problem. Start out by making sure all battery and ground and alternator and starter ...

light failures/ and engine stall.? that is electrical power loss. the battery power is not reaching the Head lights nor (engine brain/spark systems) so, why, (2 reasons, and many causes) 1: battery is

...light. If they doesn't come on or is weak, the battery is flat. Ensure that you switch off the lights.With ignition switched on, assuming the lights on the instrument panel cames on and your ...

...to turn off the lights in my car. What can I do to start the car running? Do I need to replace the battery? You need someone to boost you with jumper cables.Battery will be fine after you let the

removed battery from my 1991 toyota carina, when i put it back on car wont turn over, even though i have ignition lights took the battery off to start my camper, which it did, put battery back on, put

...light used to come on. i changed the batt, now it only comes on when i turn on the head lights or ac. what's the problem? go get the battery and the alternator tested. Without testing its anyones ...

...light and parking lights won't turn off. I have to disconnect the battery for them to go out Before this started to happen, my battery died.I bought a new battery and the problem began. And, no, the ...

...light, all the dashboard lights come on, the radio and clock both come on, but it doesn't even sound like the car is trying to turn over. Car batteries are very powerful. It's not uncommon for lights ...