NCross

iTrader: (18)

the starter could have a short in it. it still may start but it will pull WAAAY more amps than it needs and drain the battery down a couple volts.

black_88

if the starter is bad then whould it drain the battery over night. and I know the battery is not bad because I can take it out and put it back in and the car will start up.

JoshN9123

I've never seen a starter drain the battery overnight. It can drain the battery if you sit there and try to crank on it a few times, voltage wise shouldn't be enough to where it would drain it completley dead though, A bad starter can kill a battery also, so if it is your starter, get your battery tested afterwards to make sure it is alright.

black_88

so if I replace the starter and solenoid and alternator do you think the problem chould go away.

Richter12x2

iTrader: (1)

Even after that it could still be the wiring, and wiring has got to be the biggest pain in the *** of all time. I recently rewired my entire engine harness. It cost me about $30, which is great. It took me about 3 weeks, on average 2 hours a day, which is not. :P

black_88

well I went and pulled some fuses and I started with the engine fuse block. and the first one I pulled was the EGI COMP and the voltage jumped way up. so then i put that one back in and the voltage droped. so then I tried the EGI INJ and then the voltage droped and then i put it back in and the voltage jumped up to. so is there a drain in those or what?.