Once again, the not running is in no way tied to the transmission, unless you are leaving it in gear with the brakes on...Saying that is like saying your body can't take a piss because your foot itches...UneaK wrote:yeah iyeah we figured the is something wrong with the battery or altanator.
but still haven't nailed the not running issue. either it needs hydraulic fluid, the clutch is out of line, or it needs a new transmission.
As for the light clutch... check your fluid in the clutch master cylinder (drivers side of the car, right on the firewall). Also check the master itself (is it leaking anywhere? Don't forget to check inside the car, as it may be leaking from the back). Lastly, check your slave cylinder and see if anything is out of whack.
If the car will start up by jumping it, but will die when its just sitting there idleing, and not have any charge on the battery at all, you probably have a blown alternator. Cars can run with crappy batteries (basically just need a jump every time), but can't with bad alternators (they use up whatever energy was supplied by the jump, and then since there is no alternator supplying new energy, they expell what they had, and die).
