Acura 2005 TL sounds like it is not going to start but then does - can this be the battery?
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Asked by jdifiore314 Oct 03, 2013 at 10:23 AM about the 2005 Acura TL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi

I have a 2005 Acura TL - the past 2 days when i go to start it it sounds like it is not going to start, almost like it is dying, but after a few seconds of this it does start up.  Anyhone know what this can be? I am really hoping it is just my battery
Any input you can give me is much appreciated

thanks!

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Dalton answered 10 years ago

Need to check battery connections, take to auto parts store ,have check battery and alternative, also check main surpentine belt. Could be one of these or all three.also check battery ground.

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sph120 answered 6 years ago

Check battery to be sure its in good condition take it to Advanced Auto Parts they will check the alternator which it sounds like it maybe.They will check all if not could be starter going bad.

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