Hi, I have an '89 Cadilac Eldorodo. I took it off the road a few months ago. At that time everything was fine. A few days ago, I found that the battery was dead and charged it. After charging, I attempted to start it and it will not turn over. I checked the battery and it is ok. When turning the key, I hear no clicking from a solonoid. In the time that it sat idle, it was very damp and rainy. Could the dampness have affected something? Is there a relay involved before the starter gets power?
Not to be a smarty pants ... but check your battery connections ... clean them real good ... even the one on the cable to the starter if the problems persists ...
My Dads Cadillac had the same problem ... it sat a good bit between driving ( He was 83 ) and it got where it would not start ... Corrosion on the cables ... With the battery low ... means that there is a GOOD possibility the cables are not making a good connection.
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