Re: Losing locator and stereo when cranking
- From: Larry <noone@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 16:58:36 -0400
"Terry K" <terry2@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:1156440924.118445.64140
@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com:
300 amps? How big is the motor he's cranking?
Or, he has a dirty battery terminal. My Crown Vic 302 showed me how
that works. After the dirty terminal gets warm, it's resistance starts
to go up, then it gets hot. Depending on how the terminal reacts,
strange things can happen in the course of a few seconds.
The terminal got worse until, if the car didn't start right away, it
quit trying and even the dash lights went out. An hour or two later,
it was ok. Got caught downtown after a short stop, called a cab for a
boost. Voltmeter was bouncing all over the place. Low idle speed,
engine quits.
Brownish crumbly snow around terminal connection. Clean terminals, no
more probs. The battery was a little low, but OK.
Terry K
I always assume they've at LEAST cleaned the terminals before posting
here...(c;
300A is easy on a diesel engine with 22:1 compression ratio and cold oil.
800A if it stalls the starter motor The conductors JUMP!....(c;
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