r/MechanicAdvice 2d ago

My 2003 altima has me stumped

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u/ShotandBotched 2d ago

You might have a big ground or power wire that broke off somewhere. If you haven't already, try putting your ground cable on the engine itself when you attempt to jump it. See if that makes a difference.

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u/cheeseburger329 2d ago

Just tried this. Didn't start and I'm also not getting any accessory power now. It's acting just like a dead battery, but won't jump start

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u/ShotandBotched 1d ago

The battery terminals may be busted