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hey y'all, new to posting here, but I need some help. I have a 1999 Cadillac DeVille hearse that's my daily driver and only vehicle at the moment, and it's refusing to start. I don't think it's the battery, as I had a friend help jump it and there was no response at all, no lights or anything. there's also an issue with the radiator, it won't hold coolant, but unfortunately I don't have the skill or knowledge to check it myself, and I no longer have the money to have it checked out in a shop. I don't know if that has anything to do with the no starting issue since it never stopped the car from starting up entirely before. so if y'all have any ideas on what the issue could possibly be, it'd be very appreciated. -
I have a 1999 Deville with 31k miles on it. The car is in pretty much new condition. Not a single issue with it... Except that I'm now having an intermittent starting issue. Yesterday I was forced to replace a fuse for the radio. I inadvertently pulled the "Batt1" fuse in the engine bay area while trying to find the blown fuse for the radio. Long story short I found the right location in the trunk and replaced the blow fuse and all is well with the radio. NOW when you insert the key into the ignition it has a solid traction control light. The PRND321 lights are flashing, I have a slow steady chime and a message saying service traction control system and service security system message that says car might not restart. Here is the kicker... If I take the Batt1 fuse out and put it back in, the car will start perfect! After driving the car for a little bit then parking and getting back it, the car says the same message and won't let me start. If I pull the fuse and put it back in, boom! The car starts fine. What on earth could be causing this?? Thanks in advance.
