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starter not starting
Hi All
This is a 74 Bay with a 2.0L CJ engine. Last night she took me home fine. Later I tried to start it and it does nothing, just a dimming in the lights, but no starting engine and no starting noise. The Haynes manual says the battery must be low, but I charged it overnight and this morning I have the same problem. Any ideas? How should troubleshoot this? TIA Ant -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks but my penis, breasts and mortgage have exactly the right size. Not interested in your spam |
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> have the same problem. Any ideas?
Check the connections on the battery. Check groundwires from battery to chassis and chassis to gearbox Got a Voltmeter? Messure the voltage on your battery when everything is turned off. Should be about 12Volt. Measure again during key in position "Start" - should not go under 9-10 Volt if so - your battery is broken down or very empty for power. Can you get your engine running with "startercables" ? Yes? Then measure the voltage at the battery with headlights on about 2000 -3000 rpm. Should be 13-14,3 Volt - if not your generator/alternator is not working..... greetings from Denmark...... Michael 1303 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.786 / Virus Database: 532 - Release Date: 29-10-2004 |
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Ant > wrote in message >...
> Hi All > > This is a 74 Bay with a 2.0L CJ engine. Last night she took me home fine. > Later I tried to start it and it does nothing, just a dimming in the > lights, but no starting engine and no starting noise. The Haynes manual > says the battery must be low, but I charged it overnight and this morning I > have the same problem. Any ideas? > How should troubleshoot this? > > TIA > Ant It sounds like you need a 'hard start relay kit'. |
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Sleepy Joe wrote:
> > Ant > wrote in message >... > > Hi All > > > > This is a 74 Bay with a 2.0L CJ engine. Last night she took me home fine. > > Later I tried to start it and it does nothing, just a dimming in the > > lights, but no starting engine and no starting noise. The Haynes manual > > says the battery must be low, but I charged it overnight and this morning I > > have the same problem. Any ideas? > > How should troubleshoot this? > > > > TIA > > Ant > > It sounds like you need a 'hard start relay kit'. Here we go again..... damn! Jan |
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On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 18:44:19 +0200, Jan Andersson
> wrote: >Sleepy Joe wrote: >> >> Ant > wrote in message >... >> > Hi All >> > >> > This is a 74 Bay with a 2.0L CJ engine. Last night she took me home fine. >> > Later I tried to start it and it does nothing, just a dimming in the >> > lights, but no starting engine and no starting noise. The Haynes manual >> > says the battery must be low, but I charged it overnight and this morning I >> > have the same problem. Any ideas? >> > How should troubleshoot this? >> > >> > TIA >> > Ant >> >> It sounds like you need a 'hard start relay kit'. > > > >Here we go again..... damn! > > >Jan Hard start relay kit? Sounds interesting. I wonder what the pros and cons of one of those kits are... :-D -- Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
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On 2004-11-11, Shaggie > wrote:
> > Hard start relay kit? Sounds interesting. Why would I want my car to be harder to start? |
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"Shaggie" > wrote in message
... > > Hard start relay kit? Sounds interesting. I wonder what the pros and > cons of one of those kits are... :-D > > ..........SPLAT!!! .......heh heh......got him again right in the back of the head. |
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Seth Graham wrote:
> > On 2004-11-11, Shaggie > wrote: > > > > Hard start relay kit? Sounds interesting. > > Why would I want my car to be harder to start? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Jan |
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>Loosenutbehindthewheel
> > It sounds like you need a 'hard start relay kit'. > <sigh> ------------------- Chris Perdue "I'm ever so thankful for the Internet; it has allowed me to keep a finger in the pie and to make some small contribution to those younger who will carry the air-cooled legend forward" Jim Mais Feb. 2004 |
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I think I'd suspect the starter before making modifications to the original
design. "Sleepy Joe" > wrote in message om... > Ant > wrote in message >... > > Hi All > > > > This is a 74 Bay with a 2.0L CJ engine. Last night she took me home fine. > > Later I tried to start it and it does nothing, just a dimming in the > > lights, but no starting engine and no starting noise. The Haynes manual > > says the battery must be low, but I charged it overnight and this morning I > > have the same problem. Any ideas? > > How should troubleshoot this? > > > > TIA > > Ant > > > It sounds like you need a 'hard start relay kit'. |
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