2016 Honda Fit Won't Start
#1
2016 Honda Fit Won't Start
Hi, everyone! This is my first new car, so I don't know much and would really appreciate any help.
My car has about 20k miles on it, and I recently moved to LA area from NorCal. Less than a week being here, it suddenly stopped working 2 hours after I accidentally set my alarm off for a few seconds. When I went out to go start my car so I could go to my first day of work, it wouldn't start. The driver's side window wouldn't roll down, and the radio turned on briefly before shutting down. Jump starting the car worked just fine, but it died again when I got off work. The next day, I take the battery to AutoZone, and the worker checks the volts saying it's almost fully charged. I take it back to my car (notice there's some fluid on my hand when I set it in but just wipe it off) and set it in. I try to start it, but the same thing happens.
I am flat out broke and can't afford to take it to a mechanic and have only about $50 to spare after being suckered into buying a tool set that I didn't need lol. Any ideas of what it could be? Maybe I need a new battery or I didn't put it in tight enough?
Thanks in advance!
My car has about 20k miles on it, and I recently moved to LA area from NorCal. Less than a week being here, it suddenly stopped working 2 hours after I accidentally set my alarm off for a few seconds. When I went out to go start my car so I could go to my first day of work, it wouldn't start. The driver's side window wouldn't roll down, and the radio turned on briefly before shutting down. Jump starting the car worked just fine, but it died again when I got off work. The next day, I take the battery to AutoZone, and the worker checks the volts saying it's almost fully charged. I take it back to my car (notice there's some fluid on my hand when I set it in but just wipe it off) and set it in. I try to start it, but the same thing happens.
I am flat out broke and can't afford to take it to a mechanic and have only about $50 to spare after being suckered into buying a tool set that I didn't need lol. Any ideas of what it could be? Maybe I need a new battery or I didn't put it in tight enough?
Thanks in advance!
#2
If it's the original honda battery, they have a 3yr/36Kmi warranty on it. What sound is the car making when you try to start it up?
The charging system should also still be covered by the bumper to bumper warranty right now.
The charging system should also still be covered by the bumper to bumper warranty right now.
#3
Came here to say this. It's under warranty, so go to your Honda dealer.
#4
When I went out to go start my car so I could go to my first day of work, it wouldn't start. The driver's side window wouldn't roll down, and the radio turned on briefly before shutting down. Jump starting the car worked just fine, but it died again when I got off work. The next day, I take the battery to AutoZone, and the worker checks the volts saying it's almost fully charged. I take it back to my car (notice there's some fluid on my hand when I set it in but just wipe it off) and set it in. I try to start it, but the same thing happens.
#6
It makes the normal startup noise but simply fails.
#7
He only did a voltage test and sait it was a 10 out of 12. He didn't say anything was wrong with it so I just took it with me.
#8
Can I go to any Honda dealership or does it have to be done where I purchased it from? It's 600 miles away.
#13
What's the status? Did you have to pay for tow service to the dealer? That can be costly if you don't have auto tow or a VISA card that helps pay. If the dealer said it is the battery, you know what they say in Russia? Tough shitky. Not only that, a new one from them will cost you an arm and a leg.
Last edited by wasserball; 08-08-2017 at 05:17 PM.
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