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Re: My sentra will not start starter, fuses, and battery...
IF BATTERY CABLES CLEAN AND TIGHT.THE PROBLEM COULD BE FAULTY STARTER SOLENOID OR STARTER.TURN OFF RADIO BEFORE REMOVING NEGATIVE BATTERY CABLE SO YOU WONT LOCK OUT RADIO.
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It sounds like the starter. Take a rubber mallet or a small hammer and beat the starter a few times not really hard like it owes you money, but hit it good. If the car starts after this your starter is stuck and needs to be replaced. Now this might not work, the starter can be so bad that nothing like this will help. Take it off go to your local parts store and they can test it for you. There should not be a fuse anywhere on the starter wire. O yeah make sure the battery is good and charged up. A low battery will do this too.
Thanks for choosing FixYa and welcome to the site. You need to check your ignition fuse in your fuse box. If the fuse is good, make sure the terminals ends on your battery wires are not loose. Make sure they are clean. If your battery connection is good and the battery as well, try changing the starter or starter solenoid. Once you find it, try hitting it a few times to see if it will start. Since the battery connection and battery is good at this point, change the starter. Make sure all the wires to the starter are connected. When working on the starter, make sure you take the battery terminals off.
Try removing the battery terminals ,and clean them,and the battery post to where they are shiny,then replace them back on the battery,good,and tight.If this does not help,have the battery checked,If the battery is good,and you are sure of this,tap on the starter with a hammer ,but not hard,while someone tries to start it,if it staRTS,REPLACE THE STATER.
there is no further fuses iin this line. You didn't say why your car wouldn't start in the first place. Jump starting yours, shouldn't have affected his!
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