How to Fix a Car that Wont Start (I bought it for $500)

A video on YouTube. In Cars, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The creator buys a non-running 2005 Chevrolet TrailBlazer LT for $500, diagnoses a blown fuse and melted fuel tank caused by a bad exhaust, and replaces the fuel tank, fuel pump, muffler and fuse using common hand tools to get it running and driving.

From the video

Answers: How do I fix up and get a non-running car started on a budget?

Buying a non-running used car
Diagnosing a bad fuel pump and blown fuse
Replacing a fuel tank and fuel pump
Replacing an exhaust muffler
Using a digital multimeter to test fuses

What it concludes

Holding firm on a budget price when buying a non-running car ensures a good deal.
A bad fuse and a melted fuel tank caused by a broken exhaust can prevent a car from starting.
Replacing the fuel tank, fuel pump, muffler, and fuse using basic hand tools can get a non-running car back on the road.
Fixing up a $500 project car at home can yield significant savings and potential profit.

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