Possible loose battery cable at the starter or its corroded and needs to be replaced also check the ignition wire while there at the stater its the smaller wire hooked to the small terminal on the starter
SOURCE: honda civic wont start
You might have to change the spark plugs or at least have them cleaned.
SOURCE: 96 pontiac sunfire wont start.....
Starter solenoid , or wire that leads to it.
Also , if standard transmission , may be the switch on clutch pedal is intermitant.
Engine won't turn over unless it thinks you have your foot on the clutch.
SOURCE: 2002 Cadillac DeVille wont start (even w/new battery!)
well first off, check the glove box light blub, make sure it shuts off when you close the door, check it by pressing the switch with your finger to make sure it shuts off, also check under the hood for the light there if there is one, pull the bulb, and the same thing for any bulb in the trunk, then check again after a day to see if the battery dies, if it is dying while the vehicle is not running then it is the battery, if it is dying after it is running then it is the alt. you can check that also tho with a multimeter set to the DC volts setting, place the black end <the ground to any grounded area> and the red end <the hot lead to the back of the alt. > it should be reading higher then 12 volts, normally should be a higher reading then 12 volts... if you are getting a lower reading or just 12 volts then the alt. is bad and needs to be replaced...hope this helps you out...
SOURCE: 2006 town and country wont start
Check first the battery terminals, try to wiggle them and see if that helps. Also, see if any other electrical item works, such as windows, power locks, lights.
SOURCE: 2002 mazda protege5 auto battery light coming on
I'm guessing that you've tested the actual current output of the alternator then. I'm assuming that the output is between 13-14Volts at the battery when the car is running... If it's too low, then it's not charging your battery at all, too high, and it's frying your battery.... Another thing that can cause this is if you have a short in your electrical system.. that, however, will be difficult to narrow down...
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