Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem

Posted by Owen Aaland on July 28, 2007 at 15:01:40 from (65.165.246.55):

In Reply to: Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem posted by 888 on July 28, 2007 at 14:40:56:

A battery that is down to 12.15 volts is pretty well discharged and will not have a lot of cranking amps left. A fully charged battery will have 12.6 volts and can be considered fully discharged at 12.0 volts.

Make sure you can turn the engine by hand. Using jumper cables from a good battery or vehicle, connect the negative to ground and touch the positive clamp to the A terminal on the Motor/Generator. It should crank the engine. If not loosen the belt and see if the unit will spin with no load.

Replies:

• Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem 888 15:34:57 07/28/07 (4)
  • Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem Owen Aaland 16:41:29 07/28/07 (3)
    • Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem 888 06:09:08 07/29/07 (2)
      • Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem 888 11:34:05 08/06/07 (0)
      • Re: SOS I need help badly - starter elecrtical problem 888 06:24:46 07/29/07 (0)

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