My 1995 Lexus GS300 won't start. When you turn the key to the start position nothing happens. I checked my ignition switch and have juice when in the start position. I checked my starter but I'm not getting juice to the starter in the start position. I removed the little cover on the starter relay in the fuse box and with the key in the on position . If I push on the little contact The car will start and run fine I got a new starter relay for $80 bucks from Toyota and this didn't help can anyone steer me in the right direction to fix the problem

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bad ground or blown fuse

SOURCE: check engine and trac off light comes on and off 1995 lexus gs300

You need to get a diagnostic check done. Could be a O2 sensor or anything else that would cause your check engine light to come on.

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I had a similar experience just the other day, i stopped to get gas and turned the car off and when attempting to turn the car back on nothing would happen. Well, let me rephrase the lights inside and out would work as well as the ac and the radio. My initial train of thought was maybe it was the battery so i went and purchased a new battery which was around $100, I installed the new battery and the car still wouldn't start. Does your car make a clicking noise when you turn the inginition key or is it just silent? If it is silent, you might want to check to see if your starter has burned out. Luckly a friend of a friend does his own mechanical work and was able to remove and replace the starter for me. After the starter was replaced the car started right up and ran perfectly. Not sure where u live but in my area a starter ranges in price from $100-200, but they also charge a core fee ranging from $45+, which can be reimbursed if you bring in your old starter to the store. I would suggest getting a starter with a lifetime warranty as well, but thats just a suggestion.

Hope this helps,

brelic

SOURCE: 1992 LS 400 Lexus. Car wouldn't start. New

remove black plastic relay cover in plastic underhood fuse box and activate relay with a very small screwdriver and ignition on. If starts, obviously the starter is fine, if not the starter is indeed bad and needs replacement so hold onto your ankles cuz it's gonna hurt.

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You have to push the key when it comes to ACC position and then turn to lock position.

Hasan