Hi Group --
There is another stupid problem now. I went to start the car
today only to find no turnover at the starting motor. So I retrieved my
multimeter to test the voltage. I was disappointed to see the battery tested
o.k. at 12.34 volts ( engine off of course) I heard an slight continual
"electric Noise" on the 3 plastic relays that I mentioned earlier during
continual ignition "on" - hoping this could be related to the other
problems - rear defrost (blower type), headlight wipers not working and
windows not working. Hopefully this can be sorted out, winter is here
already. Any suggestions appreciated.
Regards.
Tony
> Thanks T.G.,
> Nope, I removed them and replaced after using
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>> Perhaps the switches are dirty and stuck ON, or the regulators are
>> shorted - who knows without further investigation?
Tony Pike - 25 Nov 2007 04:59 GMT
> Hi Group --
> There is another stupid problem now. I went to start the car
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>>> Perhaps the switches are dirty and stuck ON, or the regulators are
>>> shorted - who knows without further investigation?
-->> T.G. Lambach <<-- - 26 Nov 2007 00:30 GMT
The Neutral Safety switch is often to blame for such no cranking
problems. Wiggle the shifter, try it, move the shifter from P to L and
back to P try it, and try it in N.
Switch is in the left side of the transmission (looking from the car's
front).
If nothing found there suggest the starter as the next suspect.

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Tony Pike - 27 Nov 2007 20:22 GMT
Thank you, she does start in N
T.P.
> The Neutral Safety switch is often to blame for such no cranking problems.
> Wiggle the shifter, try it, move the shifter from P to L and back to P try
> it, and try it in N.
> Switch is in the left side of the transmission (looking from the car's
> front).
> If nothing found there suggest the starter as the next suspect.