Durring craking, all power shuts off, 4-5 seconds later, all powers up again Relay?
05-08-06, 12:58 PM
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Durring craking, all power shuts off, 4-5 seconds later, all powers up again Relay?
When I am craking my engine, the power shuts off completely. All power! Then, a few seconds later, it all powers back up. Is there a relay for such behavior? My starter was checked, battery checked, no problem in those areas. Battery relocated to the back using the Summit kit. Connections seem fine.
As well, I did the Throttle body mod, and removed much emissions. FYI.
As well, I did the Throttle body mod, and removed much emissions. FYI.
05-08-06, 06:03 PM
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I know you did that battery relocation. Did you check all of your connections?
Edit* Sounds like something is shaking loose a bit while the car is cranking over..
I am not much of an expert on electrical but could there be a connection with the initial load the starter is taking on that is causing the power to shutdown?
Edit* Sounds like something is shaking loose a bit while the car is cranking over..
I am not much of an expert on electrical but could there be a connection with the initial load the starter is taking on that is causing the power to shutdown?
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05-08-06, 08:08 PM
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I know you did that battery relocation. Did you check all of your connections?
Edit* Sounds like something is shaking loose a bit while the car is cranking over..
I am not much of an expert on electrical but could there be a connection with the initial load the starter is taking on that is causing the power to shutdown?
Edit* Sounds like something is shaking loose a bit while the car is cranking over..
I am not much of an expert on electrical but could there be a connection with the initial load the starter is taking on that is causing the power to shutdown?
05-08-06, 10:07 PM
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Bad battery connections.
To prove its not the ignition, all you hve to do the next time everything goes blank, is turn on the headlights. They are on a seperate bus than the ignition switch. No lights proves it's a battery connedion.
To prove its not the ignition, all you hve to do the next time everything goes blank, is turn on the headlights. They are on a seperate bus than the ignition switch. No lights proves it's a battery connedion.
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05-10-06, 06:38 PM
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see if your starter wire is heavily corroded, corroded wires will draw more amperage
sounds like your dropping below 10v if everythings shutting off.. might want to try another battery or a booster pack
everyone forgets about the rusted ground wires- its always the stupid things.. look into that
sounds like your dropping below 10v if everythings shutting off.. might want to try another battery or a booster pack
everyone forgets about the rusted ground wires- its always the stupid things.. look into that
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