question on a 1997 buick lesabre

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lilpon
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question on a 1997 buick lesabre

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what are some of the problem to found out why my car will not start the battery is good it wonts to turn over but wount but when i get a jump from a friend the car will star when he puts jumper cables on pos battery the neg on the fram of the car....
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Clean the battery connector contacts and grounds? Try a new battery? Get the starting & charging system tested?
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Tighten the battery cables down, especially the positive terminal. Is the security light on the dash on?
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