A clicking sound when trying to start a car is almost always a low battery. The solinoid which engages with the ring gear isn't getting enough voltage to move it's gear. This causes a fairly rapid and regular clicking sound something like 6 or so per second. Attach a battery charger for 15 minutes or so or get someone to give you a jump. Then consider what the problem with the battery may be before you get stranded.
Bad battery or corroded terminal connections. clean the battery terminals and cable connectors inside and out till you can see new metal, inspect the wires for green or white corrosion if you cannot remove it replace them. And lastly clean and tighten the connection at the starter
I have the same strange clicking noise on my Chevy SS and determined it is coming from the EGR assembly. I found that two of the plastice feeder tubed were broken. !
Check battery, cables and starter.
fuel pump, fuel pump relay
Battery won't stay charged it runs and then it dont oil smells gassy and sounds like the starter drags
A sing l e click is usually a failed starter. A repeated fast click is either a weak battery or a dirty battery cable.
The battery power is not reaching the starter. You have other problems...
Yes, most likely its the starter if the battery is fully charged and it still wont crank. When you turn the key, you should hear a click. That click is the starter engaging. No click, means the starter is no good.
If it is making a 'click-click-click' noise really fast when you turn it over, that means that either the solenoid, or the electronic ignition module is busted. Easy and cheap to fix.If it is not making the click noise, check your battery connection thoroughly. You may need to pour some coke on your battery connections to remove crud.If you get a jump, and your car starts, but then will not start again, this is because you must allow the alternator enough time to charge up your car's battery. Leave it running for a good 10-15 minutes without the lights or stereo on just to make sure you can start it up again once you get it going.I hope that helps :P
I assume it is not starting? You turn the key and it goes click click click. You have a dead battery.
your ingine will make a sound and then wont start or turn over,
You may need to have your starter checked. If the radio comes on, then its not the battery. Does the truck make a clicking sound when you try to turn over the engine. If it makes a click -click noise when you try to start, then its not your starter.
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You go to the options. The options is by the party invitation icon. Click on options and click on "Sound is____" Click to change it. If the sound is off click on it one time click on it two times to turn it off.
Click on the Sound button on the underbar thingy.. And click 'Mixer', then scroll over, and select the 'mute' button for 'Roblox'
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I went to start my car. I turn the switch once. All the lights and stereo come on. But when i turn it all the way to start, I get nothing. No sound, no click, no crank, nothing. I tried to Jump it for about 10 minutes with the same result. Need Help Please.. Car is a 94 Ford Probe
just clicking sound when trying to start, and you have good connections and power, means you need to replace the starter motor
To give a generic answer, it kinda depends on what type of click. If it is a rapid click-click-click-click... it is probably a dead (or near dead) battery. If it is just one solid "click", it is probably your starter. The single click is the sound of the selinoid clicking in to try to engage the starter. If the starter is faulty, it won't engage and turn your engine over to start.
if your on the sims 2 computer in the corner there's the blue thing click on the bottom one which is settings and click the sound icon then click mute. hope this helps
when your on your playground (which is the bit when you first turn it on) click start and click on single player, then click on the spanner and pencil on one of your profiles, then scroll to page 8/10 and the super hero is there.