Yes. The battery post only has to have very little corrosion to make you car not start.
Weak battery? Loose or corroded battery cables? Starter solenoid?
That sounds like a corroded or dirty battery terminal. It could also be a bad connection at the solenoid or even a corroded cable.
Weak battery, corroded or loose battery cables, failed starter.
Corrosion on the wires, bad starter or starter solenoid, worn flywheel or flexplate, many things. Even just corroded battery terminals could cause no start.
Corroded battery terminals, defective battery, or starter.Corroded battery terminals, defective battery, or starter.
Yes, if the cables are damaged, excessively corroded, or not fastened correctly that can cause your car to not start.
That's more likely to be caused by a low battery or corroded battery terminals but it COULD be the starter. If you can jump start it you probably have a faulty battery or alternator.
there are many things that can cause this problem. bad spark plugs / wires bad alternator ignition problems loose or corroded battery conection incorrect timing
Corroded battery post connections, defective battery, or defective starter.Corroded battery post connections, defective battery, or defective starter.
Have you removed the battery cables and cleaned the battery posts and cable connections? This is a frequent cause for the problem that you describe.
Check for loose or corroded battery cables Check for loose connection at starter or ground
Look for a loose or corroded positive battery cable at the battery post - or a loose/corroded battery terminal on the positive cable.