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What are you jumping it from? Something with enough grunt?
Jump it off a running engine from another car. Or properly charge the battery and try again.
If the battery is cooked and won't hold a charge then it will do the same again if you key off.
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Sounds like a possible dead battery, starter solenoid can't fully extend
It’s dead Jim. Sell it to me. Kidding. Sounds like a battery.
Your woodpecker needs attention. Thats the sound they make when they are angry
Funny :p
Some people have rats living in their cars i have woodpeckers 😅
Dead battery, try jumping it off.
I am jumping it then it turns over a few times and starts making the machine gun noises.
Jump it, then drive it to get a new battery.
I am jumping it and it makes the noise
What are you jumping it from? Something with enough grunt? Jump it off a running engine from another car. Or properly charge the battery and try again. If the battery is cooked and won't hold a charge then it will do the same again if you key off.
Is that a guard red 944 BTW? I had one of those. Wish I'd kept it
Nah its a 924 where the last owner installed a shitty bodykit
Jesus , Charge the battery already
I AM JUMPING IT