Try starting the car. If it doesn't start, then you might have a low charge in your battery!
Turn the headlights on and then try to start the car
- if the lights dim and you can hear the starter motor solenoid "click" or the starter turns the engine slowly then your battery is more than likely At Fault.
-if the lights don't dim and you can't hear anything from the starter motor then it is likely to be a loose earth connection or a loose connection to the starter motor solenoid (the thin cable out of the two that connect to your starter motor)
Simples.
check battery and alternator
That the battery in your car is low and needs to be charged
Overcharging. Check your electrical system to see if the alternator is overcharging the battery. It can also be the battery is defective and needs replacing.
Check the specific gravity of each of the cells in the battery. If one is low then put a rapid charge on the battery. If the cell comes back to normal then wait about 10 hours and check the specific gravity again. If the reading is low again you have a cell that is shorting out inside the battery case. Time to think about buying a new one.
Double check that the battery works, then check if the engine works.
Low battery power, or probably a loose battery terminal or ground wire. Follow and check em all...!!
If the battery has caps and is not sealed check the level of the electrolyte. If it is low add only distilled water.
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One can find a car battery for a low price from many different places. Firestone, Pepboys, Batteries Plus are all good places to go to. One could also check any local auto store for the best deal.
I had the same problem with my 2000 xterra and it turned out to be low battery voltage. Check your battery this is most likely your culprit. Mudlvr
Check the battery and see if it is charged or needs to be changed. Check the battery cables Check the starter condition
Car battery charges can check the damage done to the actual battery but to the entire car is another story