Bought a new battery and car won't even turn over or click after turning key?

Asked by Paula07LS Apr 25, 2020 at 12:22 PM about the 2007 Chevrolet Impala LS FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was assuming I needed a new battery, so I bought one and the radio works,
the windows work and the lights work, but my car doesn't even turn over. It
doesn't even make a clicking noise after turning the key? does this mean I need
a new starter? I already had my alternator changed so it can't be that..Can
someone please help? Thanks

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Demy answered 4 years ago

Update it wouldn't start this morning. Now it had a check engine light on it honestly sounds like the alternator to me but I'm no mechanic. Trying to get there to have them look

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Paula07LS answered 4 years ago

my buddy looked at it and said it had to be the starter because when I turned the ignition key, all I got was black dash with no lights and there wasn't even a clicking noise. Then when I turned the key back the dash lights came back on.

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