I replaced battery and still wont crank over. I even tried using battery charger on the terminals in case battery was not the problem. Still wont crank at all.

Did you use a volt meter to test voltage drop on starter circuit ? It's easy to get aggervated When you don't know what your doing .
Starter Voltage Drop

try to clean the terminal points.
if not used.
replace it with brand new terminals or good ones.

you need to replace the ignition switch in the steering column.
broken = won't release the steering wheel lock and will not engage the start position.

Your question states that the engine won't turn over. If that's the case, first see if you can loosen the negative or positive battery terminals by hand alone. If one or the other is loose, combined with old, maybe original plug wires, a good splashing into the engine compartment will let slip the very fine gestalt that was letting enough DC voltage to slip past the loose connection on your battery. Take the terminals off, clean the battery posts and terminals with sandpaper or steel wool, and replace the terminal tightly on the battery. If either terminal is loose, replace it new. If it was the wires, it will have started for you by now unless humidity is a constant 100%. If you have never replaced the plug wires, do that too. Less critical, but down the road when you have $35.

check the battery charger it may not be working

the batterys no good try a new battery

Please do this basic steps.

* try to change the charger to see if its just the problem,even you see the light indicator of the charger,might the cord got intermittent wires due to improper handling or usage. this might happen when you try to roll the entire cord so tight.

* changing the battery is another option,when the battery got drained,the charging current doesn't able to get up,in this case it needs a replacement,might been using this battery for a long time.

* also check the charging pins or terminal if its clean and align,sometimes moisture or corrosion takes place,try to clean it using any pin and scratch the corroded or dirty part or the terminal so the current will continue undergo charging.


I hope this simple steps will definitely solve your problem... Thank you for visiting fixya.

first try to use your charger into another laptop, if the the another laptop was charged using your charger, it means your battery is the problem, but if it is still not charging it means the problem is your charger. then try your battery to use it into another laptop, as same as the i mention in the charger, if they or both fine, maybe the problem is the batery terminal of your laptop.

PLUGS, WIRES, AND BATTERY TERMINALS CORRODED. CLEAN TERMINALS FIRST IT'S FREE. :)

if you plug the charger in and you can see the battery bars going up and down then it is phone problem if the scrren is blank then it is either the charger but if you have a car charger aswell and both chargers worked before then it is probably the phone that has a problem check where the charger plugs in that their is nothing blocking the terminals like fluff or bit of paper check that none of the terminals are bent or coroded if you have used phone in rain they might have got coroded this can be solved by cleaning the terminals on the charging part of the phone but be carefull when you do this not to wreck any thing check the charger make sure nothing bent or blocking the charge the problem with these phone is the pins on the bottom where the charger plugs in these get damaged really easily and they can be replaced but will have to take to phone shop and get repaired hope this is some help to you....................................