2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer "constant clicking dead truck battery" Questions

...constant clicking up by fuse box under hood constant clicking means the solenoid for your starter motor is either: - Defective (not likely- since the click means it was working momentarily) - Not ...

...constant clicking sound coming from the dash, the noise stops when I press the dome override button in, or when I turn the headlights on. Wow do I stop this clicking from draining my battery? usually ...

...constant clicking sound on and off and now the battery is dead? Probably your battery was already low then died. Propably is not providing the amperage your need to start up your car. Take it out, ...

...clicking when I open the door to turn the vehicle on, battery is dead. AC is in off position. Help! Short somewhere. Possibly the rear blower motor is stuck and constantly drawing power. Check plugs ...

...constant clicking sound was made, however all lights were on and the radio was working.. thought possible starter problem, however, I have tried it again this morning and the alarm seems to be ...

dead and a charger was connected to the battery to start the truck (on 50 amp start mode). is there a security system from the factory on it if so if so just try using your key in the drivers door and

...battery go dead even though the key and engine is off. what can be the problem? start with pulling the fuel pump relay!! this should kill the power to the pump and save your battery, so well pulling ...

...constant clicking noise I always thought that it was the car trying to unlock with the key fob. I located the noise and it is coming from the back up lp relay on the passengers side fuse box. I tried ...

constant clicking noise. The second time I tried to start, the alarm triggered and the speedometer and RPM meters were oscillating up and down. I thought it was a dead battery but I tried starting the

battery, unless tone dead, will read 12 Volts when there is no load attached. But put even the smallest load on it and the voltage can fall to that magic 7-8 volt range where things just stop working.