2008 cts won't start after new battery install

Asked by mike4o Mar 18, 2017 at 03:03 PM about the 2008 Cadillac CTS 3.6L DI RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2008 cts won't start after new battery install

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Changing a battery in your car still won't start on a Cadillac CTS 2008

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Read your manual it says that you have to turn your ignition to the on position and then let it stay there for 3 minutes turn it to the off position for 30 seconds and then start your engine

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2008 Cadillac won’t start....battery good, won’t turn..... what would be the problem?

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My 2007 Cadillac CTS 3.6 will crank but wont run change crankshaft sensor changed fuel pump the fuel pump sensor

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if your car cranks but would not start. do this. buy a starting fluid. spray the throttle body opening 3 short sprays or to the air cleaner whatever the available set up in your car, then start it. if start then you have a fuel issue problem. it could be the fuel relay, fuel fuse, or fuel pump. if does not start. then check for spark in the ignition.

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I have a 2008 Cadillac CTS. My issues is I was driving the car, parked it and all of sudden the car won't start. When I open the hood I notices that the wires was touching the engine and the wires burned out. Now my problem is I'm not sure if the computer went bad on me. I have trying to figured out what is the problem for the past of weeks and still cannot find the issues.

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