GMC terrain wont start after headlight changed

Asked by Karen Nov 12, 2020 at 06:30 PM about the 2014 GMC Terrain SLE1

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Headlight went out in my GMC terrain. Changed it
and light came on but car just clicked like batter
was dead and dash lights flashed. Will start when I
jump it

3 Answers

Ok will do just seems super odd after we changed it and turned it on the lights on dash flashed and clicked. Originally. We were having issues with car starting check bat and alternator they were fine. Suddenly light blew and then it started no problem for a week. Changed to new bulb today now wont start again. Works fine when light isn't working.

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If you've been having issues with it starting before, you may want to have the starter tested also

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