When I turn the Key, the instrument panel lights turn off and car wont turn over

Asked by Paula07LS Apr 26, 2020 at 01:27 PM about the 2007 Chevrolet Impala LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I turn the key the instrument panel goes completely black and car wont
turn over, not even a clicking sound, just complete nothingness..Is it a bad
connection? bad ground? need a new fuse? I can't figure it out..Please help
and God Bless....

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Miss Stacy answered 4 years ago

Mine is doing the same thing but i just put a brand new battery in it couple days ago. My mechanic thinks it could be wiring to the battery itself or to starter

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Guru7QF6N answered 3 years ago

Was just curious if you had figured out the problem? I have a 2015 Impala ls and about a month ago I had the radio playing and ran the battery completely dead. Jumped it and started fine. Couple days later battery was drained again. Replaced the battery and now it won't start. Dash lights come but windows wont roll up and radio does not come on. Took starter off today and had it tested and it's good. Replaced the Run/Crank relay and still nothing. Any advice would be great! Thanks

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