Is it the starter or the battery?

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Isabella Davis

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Higher electrical demands on charging systems have increased alternator failures. A starter that's failing may crank the engine too slowly for a quick start, or it may not crank the engine at all. Often, the problem is not the starter but a low battery or a loose or corroded battery cable connection.
2023-06-01 12:29:10

Julian Gonzales

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Higher electrical demands on charging systems have increased alternator failures. A starter that's failing may crank the engine too slowly for a quick start, or it may not crank the engine at all. Often, the problem is not the starter but a low battery or a loose or corroded battery cable connection.
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