My plymouth breeze began to make a noise like a broken bolt rolling around in the starter area...then I drove home ...later tried to start the car and nothing. Lights and all other electrical work...but the ignition doesnt click...replaced the fuse...and it blew when i tried to start the car. What can this be?
Replace The Starter !! Also Be Very Careful When You Pull The Starter Looking For Bolt's And Nuts That Might Have Been Rolling Around Possibly From Vibration!! Again By The Description Of What You Have Stated Sound's Like The Starter (Did You Try To Jump The Solenoid To The Starter?)that would be a reassurance that the starter was bad if you did try to jump the (S) On The Solenoid To The Positve + The Starter Should Turn Over If it Just Spark's And You Are Sure the Battery Read's At Least 12.4 VDC Then Your Starter Is Bad!!!
(Hope This Help's) Best,
SOURCE: 1998 plymouth breeze
If you keep popping fuses everytime you try to start the car, you have a bare hot wire grounding out somewhere. That will cause the fuse to pop everytime you turn the key on. the best way to fix it is if you know someone who is good with electrical wires. Have them pull the fuse panel out and follow the wire until they find where the wire is bare. Have them fix that bad spot and that should fix your problem.
SOURCE: Plymouth breeze electrical problem
check fuse #4 in the fuse box uner the hood....it is supposed to be a 20 amp fuse ....check it for being blown and make sure there is power going to it.
SOURCE: 1996 plymouth breeze. The car will not start. When
take off starter...cross over neg jumper neg to batterthen hit possitve to poss to battery if nothing you need a new starter, if it spins your starter is good
SOURCE: car wont start
The battery might not be fully charged. Try jump starting it and let me know what happens. Then I will give you additional advice.
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