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Posted on Oct 04, 2009

Won't start car won't start. headlights work and hazard lights work. no dashboard lights or radio. Car won't turn over. the car sat for awhile so I replaced the battery and now have half power. tried hitting starter with hammer but no good. altenater is new. the car is a 99 sunfire GT manual trans.

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I would try the battery, it sounds like it has enough juice to power the lights, but not everything else. You can take the battery to a local parts store and they can test it at no charge.

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