I have an 2006 dodge charger ..I went in the store came back out and it will not start. I had to put an alternator and belt on it July 3. When I try to start it all the light come on, the radio and I

Asked by csprep Jul 27, 2015 at 07:40 PM about the 2006 Dodge Charger SE RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can hear the fuel pump turn on. I would
really like to know what it may be...
somebody help!!!

7 Answers

I had the starter replaced and still nothing. When I turn the key I can't hear anything except the fuel pump.

No the motor is not turning over . I noticed that one of the fuses was blown it's a 15... and wen the starter was installed I replaced fuse and tried to start car , it didn't start and the second fuse blew.

Had the wires checked everything is hooked up correctly. Someone told me my battery might need to be changed.

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