Drawing power when starting
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March 23, 2010 03:13 am UTC
March 23, 2010 03:13 am UTC
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Kyle Guba
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I've tried changing my starter, battery, looked for loose wires, can't figure out my problem. For some reason when I go to turn my car over it draws all my power from the battery and doesn't have the juice to turn over. If I boost the car it starts and runs fine. So with 2 batteries it has enough juice. Alternator is charging the battery and battery holds charge. Can put it in my other car and they work, same with my starters. Anyone got major grounds in their mind that I may be missing? It's grounded on my intake manifold, near my clutch line up front, and fat starter ground on the tranny... I haven't checked my starter relay but doesn't seem like it could be a relay issue:S...... ECU maybe?? I have no idea anymore.. Been riding with a spare battery in my car to boost myself for too long now... Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
- 97 Mona Lisa Spyder AWD
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Re: Drawing power when starting
[Re: James Karban]
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May 08, 2010 01:07 am UTC
May 08, 2010 01:07 am UTC
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Kyle Guba
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Well my headlights were 12 and my WDO, so power windows, was also 12 AND started smoking under the fuse tray checking for amps with ignition off!!!
Also just went and found my lights weren't working, pulled out my running lights fuse circuit board thing from passenger side kickboard and the Black TR fuse thing was burnt bad... Changed it up and they work again, so I fried that while checking those fuses.
Last edited by Kyle Guba; May 08, 2010 01:10 am UTC.
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