Battery or alternator ?

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mvg

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Muddyone, any luck with analysis? I may have a similar problem on a 2005 with a DVD player. To keep it short, problems were:
1. Car wouldn't start after being parked for more than two days.
2. LR's solution after two weeks in the shop, replace battery
3. With new battery, car can start up even after being parked more than two weeks.
4. About a year later, which is now, car won't start at noon even when used in the morning.
5. I'm now back in the forum researching the problem and any solutions.

If problem is similar, I can share some of my research when I had the problem more than a year ago.
 

billericayboy

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Did you find the cause of the battery drain ? I had this a few months back and it was the diode on the Alternator allowing it to drain back when the engine was not running.
 

Muddyone

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So far i have not found the solution but i am thinking that it is the starter as it turns over intermittently... im going to have to take a look at it, but i dont know what the starter even look like lol...
 

billericayboy

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Find the battery and follow the big thick wires - that is the starter. there will be the black & red thick wires and some sort of solenoid with the wire from the ignition. Good Luck
 

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