<VV> batteries discharging - starter cable shorting ?
J R Read_HML
hmlinc at sbcglobal.net
Wed Sep 13 03:08:18 EDT 2006
Yes, Charles - I agree.... WARM enough to burn your car to the ground in
some cases.
Someone suggested the heater hose against the starter solenoid and THAT
could very well be the cause in this case. If so... more than one Vair has
met it's permanent demise with that as the cause. Just think about that
nice red (like your toaster) wire running through that 3 or 4 feet of
plastic. Makes you want to run to the garage RIGHT NOW and make sure
nothing is touching in that area. PS... be sure to use proper jacking
techniques. Oh - you might want to look before it goes onto the jack
stands.
Anyway, we don't know what non-stock options may have been added and it is
possibly something like a memory type device gone haywire and not wired
through the fuse panel.
Now I'm rambling, but (stock) a couple other areas to look at are rust at
the base of the dimmer switch creating an unintentional ground/short -
and/or backup or brake lights staying on (un-noticed).
Later, JR
----- Original Message -----
From: "Charles Lee at Proper Pro Per" <chaz at ProperProPer.com>
> Something discharging a car battery that fast will certainly be warm !
>
> How warm ?
>
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