2001 hyundai xg300 won't start, faint click when I turn the key
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My alternator had been overcharging my battery for an hour and a half, when I stopped and waited an hr I started the car and removed my negative cable all the lights, dash,headlights,a/c, flashed and car shutoff and I reconnected the negative and put a meter on the battery tested 12.6 , pulled and replace the 120A fusible link on + cable and the 30A start fuse in the fuse box in engine compartment .all other fuses tested good. And still nothing when I turn the key???
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Battery needs to be load tested! Charging system also needs to be tested! Why did you remove the battery cable while the engine was running?? That was a mistake! One of the easiest things you can do is try a jump start, with cables hooked up correctly. Just because a "meter" reads 12.6 volts means nothing as far as what load the battery can overcome! (hold and recover)
