My Nissan yesterday worked great, today won't turn over, what is the problem?

Answer by  Jsands1982 (871)

This could be a number of problems. have the basic's checked: Starter, Alternator, and Battery. If these problems are not at fault. Next step would be to check your fuses and ignition key switch (make sure you have power). Also again if these are not your problems then the next step is to call a dealership or a mechanic.

Answer by  JackFrost (73)

The starter could have been damaged or just gone bad, or something has gone into your fuel system that is making it stick.

Answer by  Jaggers (1018)

The most likely problem is battery related. Make sure battery is fully charged,that battery cells are full of water,that battery connections are free of corrosion, and that battery cables are in good condition.

Answer by  98eck (11)

Turn your headlights on. Try to start it. If the lights go out and it won't crank you have a battery issue. Otherwise if it won't crank then it's a starter issue.

Answer by  myrlin (73)

Perform a check on the battery to see if the terminals are clean and free of corrosion. Corrosion can be cleaned with a solution of baking soda and water.

Answer by  Regis628 (88)

The battery could be bad. It could be a bad connection between the cable and the starter. Check the starter.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

The first thing to check is the battery. Make sure both terminals are tight and are clean. If they have corrosion it can make it not want to start. If the radio and lights work then you know the battery is good. Also make sure you can hear the fuel pump and that you have enough gas to start it.