Starter problems
Your battery has a strong possibility of being dead.
Remove battery and have it tested.
Battery plus bulbs or advance autoparts will have the AGM battery cheaper than dealer by about $60.
Battery plus bulbs has an online discount code that can be used online.
Advance auto parts allows you to pull a discount code on your computer , then order it/pay for it and then pick-up the battery at a store in about an hour.
Remove battery and have it tested.
Battery plus bulbs or advance autoparts will have the AGM battery cheaper than dealer by about $60.
Battery plus bulbs has an online discount code that can be used online.
Advance auto parts allows you to pull a discount code on your computer , then order it/pay for it and then pick-up the battery at a store in about an hour.
Originally Posted by Homedog
Nope batter is charged completly
I assume they load tested it? If not, or unsure, take it to AutoZone, they have a high tech tester and you'll have an unbiased assessment.
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Last edited by Hoginedgewood; Sep 2, 2018 at 05:07 AM.
Sounds like loose connection battery-starter. Ur only working with 12VDC? The current demand by the starter is huge! Any reduction in VDC as the result of loose/dirty connections will result in significant voltage drops.
That said, the connections won't take a lot of tightening torque. Very easy to strip the threads. That happens and ur truly doomed!
That said, the connections won't take a lot of tightening torque. Very easy to strip the threads. That happens and ur truly doomed!
A battery being charged and a battery being good are two different things.
A battery can show voltage but not have enough amps to meet the demand of starter.
Was the battery LOAD tested or just checked for voltage?
The battery requires very good contacts to spin the starter.. check to make absolutely sure that all 4 FOUR ends of your battery cables are tight.
To clarify: Each battery cable has TWO ends...those ends on each cable must be tight.
A battery can show voltage but not have enough amps to meet the demand of starter.
Was the battery LOAD tested or just checked for voltage?
The battery requires very good contacts to spin the starter.. check to make absolutely sure that all 4 FOUR ends of your battery cables are tight.
To clarify: Each battery cable has TWO ends...those ends on each cable must be tight.









