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intermittant no start, then limp mode, then starts 200 1993

posted by  robbmcc on  Mon May 20 12:28 CST 2013
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Read alot of posts but nothing exactly like this so I'm hoping somebody might throw me some clues. LH 2.4. Have had an intermittant no start and both recent times the same sequence got it started. Happened this morning. First verified no power was at fuse 4 with the key on. Then swapped in what I think is a good FPRelay. Still no start. Then here's the same sequence that happened both times: I upplugged the AMM and it started and ran in the terrible limp mode. Turned it off plugged the AMM back in and it started right up like nothing happened. Turned off a few times and all times started up. So what's going on? I burnished the male side of the contacts on the AMM side - didn't mess with the female on the plug side yet. Is this consistent with a bad AMM? I have 2 on the shelf that are probably good but because of the intermittant nature it might take a while to know. Any ideas out there?
Robb McC






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