Posted by GUIDO on October 03, 2013 at 17:23:09 from (71.168.247.153):
In Reply to: ot #@$% dodge posted by ericlb on October 03, 2013 at 16:47:09:
Hello ericb,
Now you get to be a detective. Get out your volt meter and start at the battery posts. Inside the post and outside same voltage? Does it have a solenoid switch? check the voltage after the solenoid is engaged. Check the voltage reaching the starter, and try cranking the engine and see what the voltage is, 9 to 10 volts will run the starter. Its either you have a bad cell on the battery, or a bad connection. If it was the starter , it would have bot worked the first time. Try keeping the starter engaged for a few seconds. Any loose connection will be HOT! Battery voltage should be 12.6V at 80 degrees F. this will give you something to start with. Let us know what you find..... My e-mail is always open,
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