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I think my starter has bit the dust... 120-130

posted by  KaptKaos on  Wed Jun 23 16:08 CST 2010
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Very strange behavior. I turn the key to on, and the gas gauge pops up. I press the starter button, I get a click like the starter is trying to start, then nothing, and then the gas gauge drops like there is no juice in the battery. It could be that the battery is that low, but I tried this with a jumper battery, and I get the same results.

Turn the key off and then back on, and it still shows nothing on the gas gauge.

I let it sit for 10-15 mins and same behavior. I plan to try and bump start it this weekend.

Any ideas??






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