My 2011 Tahoe won't start

Asked by Guru9QSML Jul 08, 2017 at 08:42 PM about the 2011 Chevrolet Tahoe

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my Tahoe has been struggling to start but eventually won't crank up.  Today it
wouldn't start and only heard clicking sounds when I tried to turn it over but all
the lights came on.  I jumped it with my wife's car and it started right up.  Could
it be I need a new battery?

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Have the battery charged and tested. Check the battery cables, they must be free of corrosion and be clean and tight. The battery can be tested at you local O'reilly Auto Parts or similar store and this is usually a free service. No point in replacing the battery unless it is actually bad.

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