|
James,
I had a simular problem with my '89. The alternator was not charging because I impropperly installed new brushes (I did not think it was possible, but I did it). The radio was the first to go dead, then the engine. I had a jump start handy and went on my way. A mile down the road it died again. It was then that I discovered the problem with the brushes, correctly installed them, push-started, and was back on the road. With you having a three week old battery, it is possible that it would "recharge" itself just enough to restart. If I were you, I would check the alternator first (probably just needs brushes replaced) and see how it runs after that. If the "battery" light does not light with the key in the "run" possition, engine not running, then you likely have an open circuit between the alt. and dash, or the brushes are worn-out.
Good Luck
Rick
|