Battery in my 2000 grand marquis

Asked by Carlos0325 Nov 27, 2018 at 10:39 AM about the 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis GS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So I own a 2000 grand marquis. It's cold out side from a
recent blizzard. I'm sure we all know about it in the
midwest. Anywho. My car wasn't starting. The battery
signal turned on after a couple of attempt crank on the
ignition. I've attempted to jumpstart it but it just doesnt
seem to do the trick.  Anyone else know what might be the
problem?

3 Answers

9,530

Remove the battery then take it inside to charge it may be frozen, a warm fully charged battery should do it

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26,810

Make sure the battery has a full charge and battery connections all good. Nothing is froze-up, correct? Park in heated garage, if possible, and or try a block heater, see if easier to start?

22,300

Bad battery? Bad cell rendering battery bad? You don’t want to run the car with a battery that is too low on charge because you will kill alternator trying to produce too much.

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