Check your engine to chassis ground cable take it off and clean the contact patch area on both if that gets broken or is corroded it can cause electrical and starting problems.
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17 years ago
Check your engine to chassis ground cable take it off and clean the contact patch area on both if that gets broken or is corroded it can cause electrical and starting problems.
Hi
John
Good idea
Question though:
Is it that you are talking abt the Battery Negative side cable that grounds to the engine ?
Next
That is a good idea you have, although I am still puzzled as to why this problem ONLY happens in the Summer - it has NEVER happened during the winter months.
But maybe I am just thinking the Summer (hot engine) has something to do with it, because last night I drove to the grocery store - 2 mins from my house - got out bought what I needed and got back in - and it would not start - and this time I had to push start it. So this time the engine wasn't hot at all - since I only drove it 2 mins and it was 11:30pm at night.
Do you know how heat vs cold effects electrical connections?
I have thought that this is connection related problem - but since it only happens in the Summer - has been driving me crazy
This has been happening for a fe yrs off and on, but this yr it is happened TOO Often - almost always. 7 out 10 times would be a good est.
thxs
Robert
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