2008 Buick Enclave "starting" Questions

Enclave engine won't shut off. Parking brake light ... 5 posts Aug 9, 2014 Buick La Crosse Stalling/Starting Problems 31 posts Jul 26, 2006 More results from forums.edmunds.com EnclaveForum.net: Won't

when i push the start button on the remote nothing happens I'm assuming you have a remote to lock/unlock your car with an added button to start the engine. you need to have the doors in the lock ...

dead battery key stuck in place can't remove clicking noise under hood? Open the hood and check to see what is clicking and jump start the vehicle to see if it starts.Once it starts then turn the ...

...,nothing ? If your think of just replacing the switch ,stop , did you have it diagnosed ? This starting system is computer controlled . When the ignition switch is placed in the Start position,

intermittent, won't start, battery dead everything is completely dead. After charging it for about a half hour, it starts and no more problems for months or years. Time to buy a new Battery ! Seems ...

2015 Buick Enclave, 68,000 miles, purchased Sep 2014. Ignition switch on but engine not started. Entering data in GPS. After about 20 minutes battery low start engine light. battery problem? EITHER ...

some wires for the remote start are not hook up and when i push the start button everything engages right,i think,but the starter does not crank you need a PKUGM2X module your car does not use the ...

Where can I find a place to tap into a switched 12V battery point to connect a radar detection device? I won't the devise to come on when the car is started and off when it is not runnung. Where ...

A/C system cooling deteriorates over time All is well with A/C system while driving for a few hours...once the outside temp starts to ramp up to say 90 degrees, the volume of air coming out the front ...

My 08 bucik enclave cxl when you try to start it just speeds . Then after 3 or 4 time it starts what could be the problem Do you mean that on the first few attempts the starter runs but doesn't engage