My 97 legacy gt won't start and has no power to radio or dash lights but door beeps when opened. I just replaced battery

Asked by Tsabo13 Sep 13, 2016 at 05:58 PM about the 1997 Subaru Legacy GT Sedan AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just bought the car and once I got it home I turned it off and it hasn't started
since

3 Answers

59,025

Sounds like the previous owner may have some information to tell you and possibly refund your money. I bought a car one time from an auction that the trans went out on the way home, come to find out it was full of saw dust.

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18,505

Look around for a legacy forum specific to your year and ask around there. Maybe you just have a bad ground under the dash somewhere and it'd be an easy fix but it's hard to solve electrical gremlins online, unfortunately.

48,050

Sounds like the battery is insufficiently charged, perhaps having been on a shelf for a while. try jumping and driving for an hour at speed. If it doesn't work maybe you bought a bad battery. Look at the simple stuff first....

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