-- battery
-- battery cable
-- connection between battery cable and battery
A fault in any of these would still supply the small current used by the
lights and radio, but not the huge battery current required for starting.
This normally means you have a dead battery or a loose or corroded battery connection. Can also be a blown main fuse.
Dead battery?
Whats wrong when an 86 ford aerostar keeps trying to start after the engine is running?
try checking the alternator try charging the battery with a car battery charger or getting a jump from a friend's car to get it to turn over
most likely tha starter is bad or the power to the starter is bad
if all the other electronic parts work such as lights and and horn then it's probably a starter selinoid!
Listed in your owner's manual. Don't have one, then get one. Dealer, salvage yard, E-bay, Google Search, are sources.
Most likely your car battery is completley dead.
whats wrong with them??
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I had the same thing happen to me and my 96' suburban. It turned out to be that the battery was shot and wouldn't hold enough of a charge to turn over the engine. Might be the same thing with you.
Start with the fuses, then go to the more complex problems
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The spelling, for a start!
Your battery is dead and you should probably take it to the repair shop and have them put it in for you. Couldn't it be the starter motor? The lights and radio come on, so there must be some juice and the battery.
Whats wrong when an 86 ford aerostar keeps trying to start after the engine is running?
Try checking the fuse.
you have a magnetic starter on this vehicle, the starter is no good, you might try to hit it with a hammer to get it to start.
your battery probably died