Electrical Gremlins II
George Roffe
geo3@earthlink.net
Sun, 7 Sep 2003 01:00:46 -0500
Jim Wright wrote:
>Ok, you've got lights. What else? Turn the key to the accessory
>position, check radio, wipers, everything else that should be live. If
>all works but the starter, that's important to know.
Actually, I've got *nothing* now. When it went pphhfftttt I lost
everything electrical.
Mike Jez sez there is a master fuseable link at the positive terminal
connector. I've got to work tomorrow, but if I get home soon enough I'll
check it out.
>Silly question, you didn't pull the starter at some point and not put it
>back in, did you? Leave a connection hanging there? If you're getting a
>sizzle sound, it could well be a connector hanging loose.
Nope. Put it in when the engine went in and haven't touched it since.
> If it isn't a sizzle, what does it sound like exactly? PHHFFTTTT
> doesn't help me much. ;)
It was a fuse or fuseable link blowing I'm sure. Either that or I blew the
battery, but I still have 10.5 volts (low, I know - it *was* 12.5).
This stuff just drives me nuts. I'll probably have to pull half the wiring
and hoses off the car and look at them and wrap them. I don't know were to
start.:-(
George Roffe
Houston, TX
http://www.nissport.com