What does a clicking sound when turning the ignition key without the engine cranking indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Weak or discharged starter battery unable to provide cranking amperage
- Step 1: Starting fault diagnosis. Step 2. Clicking is the starter solenoid engaging, but insufficient battery power prevents the starter motor from turning the engine. Answer: Weak or discharged starter battery unable to provide cranking amperage. Why not the others: Broken timing belt cranks fast with no compression; transmission fluid does not stop cranking; catalytic converter does not prevent cranking.
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