Car wont start at all not turn over or anything has power just wont start check everything still nothhing

The boosters appear to be a simple gadget. Check the terminals in the battery case are making contact with the batteries, the power wires are plugged in properly and the wires themselves aren't damaged. Use a small philips head screwdriver to disassemble the casing on the TB-13 booster and turn it on. Look for anything that is jamming the motor drive/gears or the launch wheel (this could be a mechanical problem) and test for battery voltage at the motor with a pocket multi meter. No power at the motor means the problem is either bad feed wires or a connection in the battery case. A really good tutorial on how to use a multi meter for beginners -
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Starter or star soliniod. You need to check if you are getting power through soleniod and to starter.

FROM MY DEALING WITH CARS IN THE PAST IT SEEMS LIKE THE STARTER MOTOR.........IT HAS A SOLENOID ON IT AND IF THIS DOES NOT ENGAGE...YOUR STARTER MOTOR WILL NOT TURN.....

sounds like you need a new ignition, reason nothing works cause once it doese turn over n starts the car the tumbler is stick in the starting position jus not far enough to keep the starter engaged but far enough the it still trying to go trough the start process which cuts the power to everything else till the ignition returns to the on postion

did you try jus turning the ignition far enough to when the starter engages jus let go of it so the car doesnt start and see if everything else still doesnt work if it dont i belive its the igniton

also with out starting it or engaging the starter as in just turning the key on to get power does anything work?

Check your battery voltage, sound to me like your battery cold cranking amps is low. Its enough the power the lights but not turn the engine over. Have the battery replace

Is it a clicking sound or is it turning over like normal and won't start? If it clicks, it may be your starter. If not, it could be many things. You should try to get your car tested for codes. This will narrow your search. If you can't, start checking for fuel. Check your fuel pumps, filter, fuses, and relay switches. You can always spray engine starter in the intake. If it starts and dies, you have a fuel problem. If fuel is not an issue, it could be in the ignition system. The codes will really help you. You can usually find them at Autozone. The tester is around $50. It will save you time and money. You will need to know the codes on your car though. Buy a Haynes Book for your car. Hope this helps.

When you crank the engine are you getting a full 12 volts positive at the solenoid switch on the top of the starter?

Have you got a full 12 volts negative to the switch?

Also, check the earthing strap from chassis to engine is good.

Regards

Lloyd

is it rolling if nt den ur key starter is bad but if its rolling bt not startin den u need to check ur plugs or timing bet

You need to establish that you have 12v in the battery and that all connections are clean and secure. Lights horn etc do not give you voltage verification...your starter uses more amperage than anything else in the car. Once you are certain that everything is OK, check for 12v at the small wire on the starter with the key turned to start. If no volts, check the neutral safety switch or clutch switch Then check ignition switch for power in/out.

yes it could check batteries in the remote or check the security wires on the back of the ignition switch behind the steering wheel