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Originally Posted by DarkPira7e
It's as the tcoat days. Get the battery tested. If it's good, then you're looking at a bad starter most likely.
If your car isn't push to start then of course there's the super rare and unlikely even that your ignition tumblers are going bad. That typically only happens to 25 year old vehicles with a ton of stuff on the keychain though
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If battery good there is still a step before going to starter.
Power source.
Power distribution.
Powered device.
Always trouble shoot in that order. Never skip a step.
We have seen many people on here jump straight to replacing starters only to find they had a dirty battery connection or loose ground wire.
Bad tumblers usually result in a complete failure not just a no start. He has auxiliary power.
Another major cause of no start with MT cars is a bad clutch switch but that test comes in step two ( distribution) so needs to wait until source is checked.