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G'day,

My car was in a slight bang not much at all about 3 months ago, and now ive got all the stuff my R34 such as; body kit, intercooler etc.

But now I cant start it, I have put in a new battery and replaced and check all the fuses. but the only thing i can get power to is the headlights.

When I try and start my car i dont get the ticking noise, that even sounds like its going to kick over. Im not sure if its the relays, starter motor or anything else?

If anyone has any information at all it would be much appreciated as im dying to get my car back on the road.

Thanks in advance Ryan

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All the warning lights on the panel light up?

Check the fusible links (usually attached to the +ve battery terminal connection).

Apply direct battery power to the starter solenoid trigger (car in neutral, handbrake ON) - does it spin?

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No ive got No warning lights on panel.

I havent tried that direct power to starter motor yet. But i have no power to anything but lights still??

should I get an auto electrician in?

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