Why does my Toyota Avensis not start up?
Sounds like it could be an immobiliser problem,do you have a spare key at all could try that. If the fault was just an immobiliser issue the car would still crank but not fire as the immobiliser only cuts the fuel supply. I would suggest either the high amp starter fuse has blown or the starter has seized.
Why does my car make a clicking noise when I try to start it?
If you hear a clicking noise (but nothing else) when trying to start your car, that means the starter solenoid or relay contacts are operating, but the starter isn’t cranking the engine. My Car Clicks But Won’t Start—What Does it Mean?
Where is the ignition switch on a Toyota Avensis?
It is a known Toyota fault and effects most models. The switch is located in the steering cowling at the end of the ignition barrel. I changed mine in a record 15 minutes from the first screw to the last! If buying non-genuine Toyota, make sure the pin-outs are the same, because I had that problem and had to return the part.
What causes a car to act like it has a bad starter?
Problems that might cause your car to act like it has a bad starter solenoid can include: Bad battery – If the battery voltage is low it will be unable to provide enough power to start your engine. Blown fuse – Sometimes the simplest explanation is the best one.
What should I do if my Toyota battery is dead?
Be sure to check carefully. If your battery is dead in a parking lot, or you don’t have a charger and need to go, this is a quick fix. Sometimes, it’ll be okay after you’ve run it dead by leaving the lights on one, maybe two times, but chronically letting your battery drain will kill it over time — probably taking the alternator with it too.
How can I tell if my Toyota battery is toast?
The simplest way to tell if your battery is toast is to use a voltmeter when the car is running and being revved to see what kind of output you’re getting. The reading on a voltmeter should be between 13.5 and 14.4 volts, any lower and its replacement time.