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Re: Electricals went crazy today |
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Home away from home 
Joined: 2005/10/12 0:34
From Canada, B.C , Richmond
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Hey there, the owenr before wired it this way so i dient play with it too much, I just fixed the porblem 10min ago, seems like the 2nd battery i was useing had no juice left in her either. I kinnda ruled out the battery when my tiny tiny light worudent even light up after seeing the car run and cd player come on.. 3rd battery = the cure. Thanks
Posted on: 2005/12/17 23:49
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i dont know much about elecs, tried to rewire my 3 fuse mini in my younger days, couldnt even get that right.
on a side note why the push button starter (ala s2000 style). A lot of people are doing this and having problems... heard stories of guys frying electric fuel pumps and other elcs with these set ups
Posted on: 2005/12/17 23:22
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Electricals went crazy today |
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Home away from home 
Joined: 2005/10/12 0:34
From Canada, B.C , Richmond
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Hey there,
I desided to back the car out in to the driveway today for a wash, I flick the switch for the fule pump and than press my red button of ignition, it soundded like it dident have enough power to crank itself which was odd, so i shut it all off and gave it another go. It start up than quicky shut off, moments later it started to try and crank itsself back up for as if i was still holding the ignition button for the next 3secs. Rmp meter shoots up beyond 9k and everything dies. Car now has 0 power going to anything includeing cd player or the small light in the cabin, checked feuses, grounds, diffrent battery loose wireing, still nothing. Any one got an idea?
Posted on: 2005/12/17 22:47
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