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P1800 ES

posted by  someone claiming to be ROLFE on  Fri Aug 23 07:41 CST 2019 [RELATED]

Your 10.5v at the CSV may be an indicator of voltage loss occurring somewhere in the ignition circuit. You may want to try this:

Measure the voltage from the + terminal of the coil to ground when cranking. Should be greater than 10.5v. If not, connect a jumper from coil + to battery + and try starting. NOTE: if the car does start, you will not be able to turn it off until you disconnect the jumper. Do not leave the jumper on for a long time.

Good luck!






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