Sure it still has gas?
Because your body, while sleeping, is like that of a idling your car all night. You have to put more gas in it if you want to go anywhere because you burned up all your fuel at night.
More info will be needed to properly answer your question. There could be a multitude of reasons. Does your vehicle start at all? Does it stall while driving or idling?
Effectively all the fuel that it burns while idling. You are getting 0 miles per gallon while idling.
Because you left the lights on all night. This drains the battery. Connect a battery charger and wait about 3 hours. Then the car might start. If it does not start buy a new battery or a new car whichever you prefer.battery juice is gone.
easy...all you have to do is to remove either one of the battery terminals,while the car is idling...if it dies,then it is not charging
The most damage is what is done to your wallet!I personally wouldn't expect anything adverse to come of the oversight - hours of idling is not that different from hours of highway driving.
Idle Air Control Valve....if this breaks you car wont idle properly....the rpm will go up then down all the time when idling
You need to charge your battery/boost your car. Turn off the car lights and then do one of the following: 1) Call a service truck to give you a boost. 2) Find a friend with some booster cables and give it a boost. 3) Hook the battery up to a charger and let it charge for a while, and then start it up. Directions for #2 should be in the car's instruction manual.
No. Unless there is some other problem, leaving a car running overnight will not harm it at all.
could be rain but check the plug wiring
Used car sale sites are all over the internet. It doesn't matter where you start. You can start with a dealer or start with the model of car you are looking for.
bad ground from either the battery or engine block to the body plus, year make and model would be helpful.