what type of car do you own thanks
bad ground from either the battery or engine block to the body plus, year make and model would be helpful.
What happened with me was, my car had a Remote Start system installed. It did not give any problem for several months. But, one day, when I tried to start the car manually using a key, the lights on the dashboard would come and go away in 2 seconds and any attempt to start the car by key would have no effect on car: no lights on dashboard, no engine sound, no clicking sound from Engine Starter. It would not start with Remote Start. Also, all the electrical system in the car would stop working. Workshop guy told me that the remote start circuit was wrongly installed and also remote start unit had some issues. I got the whole Remote Start system removed and things are fine since then.
If you are using it to turn on the car a good battery would help.
You don't. You replace the starter and then start the car. In the past with older cars you could push start the car with an A/T and it would start at around 35 mph, but with modern transmissions I highly recommend against doing this. You may damage the transmission.
sounds like you have connected the wires wrong on starter. if that is not the problem then you have a short either in ignitin switch or in the solenoid
When you say "it would not start", do you mean it will not crank(nothing happens when the key is turned)? or it will not start?( engine cranks but doesn't fire?) You need a new battery. I had the same problem with my 1989 Bonneville, It would start ou good but as soon as I pressed on the brakes, the car would turn off.
Any car can start on fire any time. If you tend to smell gas when your around your car it would be in your best interest to have it inspected by a mechanic as soon as possible.
I would get in my other car
You turn the car on to acc but don't crank the car, then hit the gas pedal three times and the light will start blinking then cut the car off then start the car up and it's off.
It's Pontiac that's your problem.
If this car has a choke then it stuck in the open position.
A dog would start off from a standing start fastest, being lighter in weight. But a car, once it gripped the road and moved forward, would soon overtake the running dog, as the dog will quickly grow tired, which a car wouldn't.
The fumes are the burnt exhaust gasses.
Yes, you can be put on car insurance as soon as you start driving.
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As soon as you want to start driving the car on the road. There could be exceptions such as farm use.
I'd pressure it to have a carbortion.