ELECTRICAL HELP PLEASE

[RATTLERMAN]

gotta major issue here
hit a bump in the road- noticed right side turn signal remained solid when i tried to use it.

later that night tried to start car it wouldnt turn over.

tried to jump start it.. still wont start
conneceted another battery.. still wont start


it wont even turn over or make clicking noise.

the kicker is that radio will come on low/highbeams are fine .. left turn signal works

but it still wont start.

dont know if it is a fuse or maybe my starter is gone.

taking it to the dealer.. wanna know what should i ask him to check

any help would be appreciated

[BLLDOGG]

im guessing your starter is gone.

[CamaroKRAZED]

Have you checked your right turn signal bulbs?
If when you put the right turn signal on the light stays solid i would guess a bulb is out.
Based on the information you provided... could it even be possible that when you hit that bump somehow the bulb might have broken and shorted something out?
Check your bulbs, check your fuses.

[ September 06, 2004, 11:56 AM: Message edited by: CamaroKRAZED ]

[Turbo V6 Camaro]

yeh when you signal stay solid that means you have a bulb out,

and the starter sound like no power to the starter or you need hold new one.

check all fuses even the ones under the hood and then check the wires to the starter (diver side of motor.)

[93camaro_zzz]

When you try to start the car, look at your voltage gauge on your dash. If it drops in power a little when you try to start the car, then it is the starter that is your problem. Most likely the starter solenoid, you could try to jump it. I usually rebuild mine myself. Im not sure if our cars' starter solenoids are rebuildable, but I reabuilt my 3rd gen firebirds about 6 times. :D Anyways, if that gauge doesnt drop when you put the key in the "start" position, then it is the ignition switch or the nuetral safety switch. Good luck. ;)