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Old 01-19-08, 02:20 PM
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Huge Problem! No Power, No Click, Nothing

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hey guys, it is as simple as this everything was completely fine! i park it at work, come out to leave, and i have absolutly nothing.. I checked the 6 fuses under the hood, and they are totally fine!

then out of no where it starts, and it totally fine..

today, i drive it and park it. go to leave, and nothing again

no clicking, no lights, no horn, nothing

can someone help me out please??

thanks
Old 01-19-08, 02:38 PM
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Have you checked your battery connections? Maybe something is getting loose.
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Originally Posted by Jpk3200
Have you checked your battery connections? Maybe something is getting loose.
everything is tight and nice... i dont know what it is, but i wne tback down there and started it up, and it was just fine.

something isnt touching somewhere sometimes

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Old 01-19-08, 04:07 PM
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sounds like you should sell it to your buddy and let him deal with it.
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You need to pull the battery connections and clean them. Being tight and appearing ok doesn't mean you don't have poor or no continuity due to corrosion on the terminals.
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You might check the connections for those engine bay fuses, especially the main fuse. If it's loose or corroded it could do exactly that.

edit: I also second what Don49 said. I've heard of people having visually clean connections to the battery, but had tons of problems, then they cleaned the terminals and everything went back to normal.
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Originally Posted by SpeedOfLife
You might check the connections for those engine bay fuses, especially the main fuse. If it's loose or corroded it could do exactly that.

edit: I also second what Don49 said. I've heard of people having visually clean connections to the battery, but had tons of problems, then they cleaned the terminals and everything went back to normal.

friend had same problem turned out it was the 100amp black screw in fuse that messed with it all.
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run a better search ... i made a write up with a troubleshoot guide a while back for this.

search my name and threads i posted you should come up with something
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here .,.,. i made it even easier

https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...light=no+power
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