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2005 Chevy Suburban Won’t Start
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Noviceneedhelp
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Oct 17, 2019, 8:10 PM
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2005 Chevy Suburban Won’t Start
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All of a sudden the suburban wouldn’t start. Auto door locks wouldn’t work, engine wouldn’t even tuen over. Battery is a two battery and I’ve had it over two years. Tried to charge battery on pro logic battery charger using 20v rate. Do you know what rate I should be charging at? It said it was 67% charged. I need to turn in now due to work, do I disconnected the charger and tried to start the truck and it made a strange cliving noise and it the CD player started making a weird noise. Truck still won’t start. I will try to charge to 100% tomorrow, besides that what do you suggest?
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Tom Greenleaf
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Oct 18, 2019, 3:05 AM
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Quoting you: ">Battery is a two battery and I’ve had it over two years. <" Did you mean has 2 (two) batteries or what by that? I'm going on this is one. So far it seems you have zero response from any battery first test for voltage at the battery* at the posts and again at the eyelets is what connects to the vehicle NOT the post/bolt there. Best: Take it out and get it charged OUT of vehicle. Do yourself a favor and this exact body primary battery is on driver's side POSITIVE post is real close to metal so disconnect NEGATIVE side first and on last is a standard for all anyway. Get it charged and checked 20V whatever you have if really able to put out 20V and does isn't right. Put back a known good one then testing will mean something, T
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Hammer Time
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Oct 18, 2019, 4:46 AM
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I hope you meant 20 amp and not 20v. You should be using a 12v charger. You need to disconnect the batteries to charge and test them individually. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We offer help in answering questions, clarifying things or giving advice but we are not a substitute for an on-site inspection by a professional.
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Tom Greenleaf
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Oct 18, 2019, 8:27 AM
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20 what as you asked HT. I can't think of 20Volt as some norm for much of anything. In series you get 24V (system) but not this thing? Lost. Did this all of a sudden from working so that's what needs to be found - why? T
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