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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / September 20041991 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight
Last night I left the Interior light on and of course in the morning the car would not start. I called Triple A for a Jump Start. He tried his portable Battery Jumper and that did not work. He hooked it up directly to the truck battery and after a few minutes, it started right up. I re-set both clocks but I also noticed that the outside Temp reading is a little off. It reads that it is 35 below zero (actual Temp is around 65). Another thing is that there is a aroma around the battery compartment, almost like rubber burning. I visually checked all around the battery compartment, and nothing seems to be out of place..... Is this something that I should be concerned with? i think you should change your battery if its old and check all the wires around the battery etc and look for cracks or any exposed wires and then if you do change your battery see if the smell is still there if it is check the belts and the altinator. > Last night I left the Interior light on and of course in the morning the car > would not start. I called Triple A for a Jump Start. He tried his portable [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I visually checked all around the battery compartment, and nothing seems to > be out of place..... Is this something that I should be concerned with?
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