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Old Mar 10, 2015 | 02:05 PM
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crysireland
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Default Re: getting to the starter

Originally Posted by kingdavid54
don't be so quick to dismiss the battery i put a brand new battery in my roadster and put it in the garage and when on the road for two months and when i got back no start battery was completely dead and this was the top of the line battery autozone makes , i took the battery to autozone and they try to charge it and it would not even take a charge the electronics in the crossfire head completely drained and kill the battery of course they gave me a new battery no questions asked i put the battery in and the car has been fine ever since and of course i do not let it sit for any length of time without starting it and that has fixed the problem. These cars are very picky about a good battery, take your battery and have it fully charged and load tested, if the battery checked out put it back in the car and go from there, trying to find an electrical problem without knowing the battery is fully charged and capable of doing its job is like trying to kill an elephant with a fly swatter,good luck
Good point. I'll start there, then. Been meaning to.
 
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