Engine turning over, but battery runs flat quickly and car won't start.
SOURCE: Car starts hard and runs rough in cold weather, undrivable
The correct spark plugs are very important. Glad to hear you got it fixed good.
SOURCE: Cold weather Car won't start, but fan under hood does
Because ur lights ar eon when u turn the ignition key doesn't necessarily mean the battery has juice. It probably does to do those things, but it probably doesn't have the cranking amps to send to the starter so that it can turn over the engine. But if the battery is good, it means that ur starter is not working properly, because u said that the engine isn't turning ove. Try tapping the starter a bit and c wut happens. Sometimes it works. If unsure, consult with an auto-electrician. This is definelty an elcetrical probelm
SOURCE: The battery for the remote key went flat. How to start the car?
leave the ignition on for upto 30 minutes this will then over ride the immpb but change battery in remote much easier check with your local toyota dealer they will tell you the sequence
SOURCE: 1994 corolla: hard to start
If it is happening more frequently in cold or damp weather it could be a spark issue. Wet or damp weather can effect spark plug wires if there is even minor damage to them (usually occurs durring rain). The other things that come to mind are the fuel pump and lastly the fuel line check ball that is in the fuel tank. If it is leaking then all the fuel in the line will drain back into the tank over night (pressure lost in the fuel line) and this will cause repeated, extended cranking when you first start the car in the morning or after the car has sat for several hours.
Testimonial: "In my case, I strongly suspect it is fuel pump problem. Very helpful."
SOURCE: The car doesn't turn over on the first try and the
I would first get or give it a tune up by replacing plugs, wires, cap, rotor, filter and fuel filter and see if that change your starting. also have the injectors check and clean. if you have a high miles like over 100k, i would recommend have timing belt check and replace if you have not done so. Good idea replacing timing belt every 100k, you don't want it to jump time or break which will leave you stranded.
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