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What is the reason for the clicking sound when the CRV fails to start?

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LaAlyssa

09/05/25 2:25am

CRV makes a clicking sound when starting but fails to ignite, which may be due to a "broken cell" fault in the battery. Common reasons for a car not starting are as follows: 1. Battery depletion: Battery depletion is one of the most common reasons for a car's failure to start. Apart from the battery's own quality and lifespan issues, battery depletion is usually caused by improper usage by the owner, such as forgetting to turn off the headlights when parking or using too many external electrical devices. A car not starting due to battery depletion typically manifests as the starter not working or the rotation speed being significantly insufficient when attempting to start. 2. Smart key battery depletion: This issue only applies to cars with a one-button start function. When the car key is nearby, pressing the one-button start button fails to start the car, and the smart key fault light on the dashboard remains lit, it indicates that the smart key's battery is depleted. Some car models with a one-button start function also retain a key start design, allowing the car to be started with the key when the smart key's battery is depleted.

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LaChloe

09/17/25 3:05am

When encountering a CRV that only makes a clicking sound but fails to start, I'm all too familiar with this situation—nine times out of ten, it's due to a dead battery. Just last week, my neighbor's car had the same issue. The clicking sound is actually the starter gear spinning freely, indicating insufficient power to turn the engine. In this case, don't force the key; quickly seek a jump-start from another vehicle. If the battery is over three years old, it's highly likely time for a replacement. Especially in winter's low temperatures, battery capacity drops more noticeably. Also, don't forget to check for oxidation on the battery terminals—I've sanded off the oxidation layer several times, and the car started right up. If you can't find a rescue vehicle, calling your insurance company for a free jump-start is the most hassle-free solution, and it can be done in just half an hour.

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