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It's very difficult to briefly explain the many things that could cause a no start problem. If the battery is charged up and has 12.6 volts or so you should have the electrical reserve to operate the starter motor. The starter motor is the biggest electrical draw, it needs sufficient voltage, good clean tight connections. If the starter is failing it could be the problem. Need to check for voltage at the starter when cranking and something called a voltage drop test on the heavier power wire at the starter. Make sure the battery connections are clean tight and secure, make sure the battery ground cable is good, try out of curiosity jump starting the car using jumper cables and another car. Autozone have some popular workshop manuals for free on line once you register (for free) on their website http://bit.ly/autozone_repair_info.
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i have a 98 suzuki esteem also and having the same problem,i took it to a electrical mechanic and they replaced the starter $302 and 10minutes later i turned the car off and went to start it back up and it would not start,it was still doing the same thing.so it's not my starter and the mechanic needs to refund my money

try replacing your fuel pump..