Havent use my Honda Civic for around 3 months now its not turning on?

[samadifa]

Help naman po!

Di ko po kasi nagamit yung Honda Civic 2010 ko for 3 months, ngayon ayaw nya ng magstart ng maayos. Ano po kayang nangyari? Ano po kayang magandang gawin para maayos?

Thanks po

[[archie]]

May redondo? Baka nadiskarga lang battery.

[1D4LV]

diskargado battery nyan pre.... pa charge mo muna yung battery sa suking battery shop, tapos try mo ulit.

[dr. d]

Help naman po!

Di ko po kasi nagamit yung Honda Civic 2010 ko for 3 months, ngayon ayaw nya ng magstart ng maayos. Ano po kayang nangyari? Ano po kayang magandang gawin para maayos?

Thanks po

if MT and your headlights still light up, you may be able to push-start it. all you need is 2-3 slaves to push. if AT, tough luck..
if your lights do not even light up, you can jump-start it. to jump-start, you need jumper cables and a charged battery or a nearby car.
or you can get a car battery charger and charge the battery for a few hours at regular current, or 15 minutes using high current.
some more expensive chargers can even start the engine..
good luck.

[ghosthunter]

Help naman po!

Di ko po kasi nagamit yung Honda Civic 2010 ko for 3 months, ngayon ayaw nya ng magstart ng maayos. Ano po kayang nangyari? Ano po kayang magandang gawin para maayos?

Thanks po

First, is your battery still okay? Charge still strong?

Second, your fuel... 3 months is long enough for it to go STALE. If you manage to start your engine, it will either idle roughly and/or run with very low power. Thanks to the CLEAN AIR ACT of GLORIA MACAPAGAL, we have E10 Gasoline (gasoline blended with ethanol) that expires after a few months in the fuel tank. Only way to fix this is to drain the fuel tank and replace with fresh gasoline. The stale fuel will have to be dumped.

To prevent stale fuel in cars that are not used for months, use gasoline without ETHANOL or non-E10 gasolines.