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@altpath could a bad battery cause the no revving problem I'm having as well?
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@talkntribe Good luck, that can be a PITA to find. A common place is the glove box light believe it or not.
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Thank You for replying. I took a multimeter and set it to 10A. Found out that the meter is reading 0.60-0.65. I definitely have a drain somewhere.lol. Now, I have to figure where. Thanks helping :)
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Thank You.
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@devGOD What is the reading when the car is just sitting there? Clicking is typically a dead battery. You could have gotten a bad one.
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@talkntribe Sounds like the alternator is fine to me. On the car in this video my kid took the car to Autozone (since I was working) and they sold him a new battery. It was the alternator. I never trust those places.
Hello, I have a 98 town car. Whenever I get to a stop light, I step on the gas and get no revs at all for several seconds, as if the car is going to stall. I had that happen before with another vehicle and it was the alternator that had gone bad. I checked on this car using your videos, and it seems to be ok. But the battery is showing 12.43 cold, after leaving the car on for a few minutes and turning it off, it shows the same or less than that. Think I should replace the battery?
altpath 2 weeks ago
@altpath Hmmm.. I doubt it's either. Now if it wants to die when you turn the lights on that could be the alternator.
Johnnysshop 1 week ago
Thanks for the video. However, the proper way is to remove the negative first. When reconnect the battery, the negative should be connected last! :-)
vincent4eyes 2 weeks ago
@vincent4eyes I know... I get in a hurry must of the time..
Johnnysshop 1 week ago