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2026. 6. 30. 작업
Car won't start after sitting for 2 years even with a jump. Is it a starter or alternator issue?
If the battery is completely dead, especially after sitting for two years, it most likely won't take a charge. Without the battery getting charged, you most likely don't have enough juice coming through the jumper cables to give it the power it needs to turn the Aztec over. Double check the voltage at the battery without the jumper cables on it. If it is still low (or non-existent), replace the battery. I would bet this will solve your issue. You'd have to be using some heavy duty jumper cables (I'm thinking 2-gauge or larger) to pass enough current through them to get an engine to start with a completely dead battery. Most regular jumper cables aren't anywhere close to this. As far as your second question about the starter/alternator going bad without any weird noises ... sure, but first things first. Change out the battery or get it fully charged, then work on separate issues. Usually, a starter and/or alternator will not go bad just sitting for long periods of time. Also, don't pay
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