OK my h22 tucked n swapped cb7 does not want to crank. When i turn the key to III, it dosent do anything. No clicking like it would if the battery is bad. The starter dosent crank.
At first i thought it was grounds, becasue before sometime it would, sometimes it wouldnt crank. Whenever it didnt, i would go move around the ground wires or something related to grounds and it would start. But today i added another ground from the throttle body to my strut bar. and still nothing has changed. I checked pretty much all my engine grounds. I have Thermostat, Valve cover, Tranny -> Body, Altornator -> Body, and Throttle Body -> Strut Bar. I am also using thick 00 Guage wires fro my battery relocation and everything there is secure.
I dont think its the main relay because its not hot out. If I push start it, it starts up fine. Easy no problem, dosent even have to be going that fast to start. The other day i was at a gas station and it wouldnt start, so i took off the tranny ground bracket and i cleaned it off, (there was some sort of silvery slime from the paint on there), and it started right up the next couple of times.
At first i thought it was grounds, becasue before sometime it would, sometimes it wouldnt crank. Whenever it didnt, i would go move around the ground wires or something related to grounds and it would start. But today i added another ground from the throttle body to my strut bar. and still nothing has changed. I checked pretty much all my engine grounds. I have Thermostat, Valve cover, Tranny -> Body, Altornator -> Body, and Throttle Body -> Strut Bar. I am also using thick 00 Guage wires fro my battery relocation and everything there is secure.
I dont think its the main relay because its not hot out. If I push start it, it starts up fine. Easy no problem, dosent even have to be going that fast to start. The other day i was at a gas station and it wouldnt start, so i took off the tranny ground bracket and i cleaned it off, (there was some sort of silvery slime from the paint on there), and it started right up the next couple of times.




Comment