With the battery replaced, I’d go with cable/ connectors

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Jan 22, 2021
10:00:38pm

LaserCoug All-American

First pop the cables, clean terminals. If you still have the problem look to replace the cables.

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CB mechanics help me diagnose.

RSwanson

1/22/21 9:54pm

Check battery then cables/connections, solenoid, starter

charles

1/22/21 9:57pm

Wouldn’t that have been resolved with a new battery replacement?

RSwanson

1/22/21 9:58pm

new cables?

charles

1/22/21 9:59pm

Not sure, I didn’t replace the battery myself.

RSwanson

1/22/21 10:00pm

similar problem my daughter in law car fixed with new cable connectors

charles

1/22/21 10:02pm

battery terminal to connector and connector to cable joints corrode frequently

charles

1/22/21 10:05pm

With the battery replaced, I’d go with cable/ connectors

LaserCoug

1/22/21 10:00pm

I would check solenoid and starter. Some cars have a relay between the ignition

AggieWeekendCougar

1/22/21 10:10pm

Uh oh

Spocougar

1/22/21 10:40pm

I drive a 2014 Hyundai Elantra. I have experience the exact same thing.

JohnnyC

1/22/21 9:58pm

Do you have a lanyard or heavy key chain? Could be your key moving in ignition.

PJMort

1/22/21 10:09pm

Interesting, not a very heavy keychain. Just the car key and maybe 2-3 other key

RSwanson

1/22/21 10:10pm

I had to replace the wiring harness because there was corrosion inside

sTcCoug

1/22/21 10:12pm

That sounds like a headache and very pricey for a mechanic to do.

RSwanson

1/22/21 10:17pm

I actually wound up doing it

sTcCoug

1/23/21 11:44am

Probably a dirty/bad ground wire somewhere

bigbossbyu

1/23/21 2:40am

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