have runned 6000km and this morning tried starting, dead.
did guess battery was dead and bought a remote starter unit for $150,
then when opening the bonnet/hood.
checked the voltage 12.35, enough for a start, saw plus post was not
tighten.
the auto sales company had'nt tighten the positive battery post !
some faults dont come cheap !
/jorgen
> have runned 6000km and this morning tried starting, dead.
> did guess battery was dead and bought a remote starter unit for $150,
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> some faults dont come cheap !
> /jorgen
How much did it cost to tighten the battery terminal? Did you have to buy a
spanner? After all, that's all it cost to fix it!
Chris

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Jorgen Moquist - 23 Sep 2007 02:23 GMT
>> have runned 6000km and this morning tried starting, dead.
>> did guess battery was dead and bought a remote starter unit for $150,
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> Chris
$ zero, had the 10mm tool to tighten it.
how do you rank the auto sales company that does't tighten a battery
terminal, and give an 12 month warranty ?
/Jorgen
best to check a few things before buying parts,, but ive
done similar things.lucas
http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm
Jorgen Moquist - 09 Oct 2007 02:02 GMT
> best to check a few things before buying parts,, but ive
> done similar things.lucas
>
> http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm
I made a mistake, Lucas was brilliant !
/Jorgen