Posted by jimb2 on December 14, 2014 at 12:57:49 from (99.241.118.87):
In Reply to: OT - car stalls posted by Northvale - PA on December 14, 2014 at 08:34:18:
Hi,I don't know if 94 is the same as a 99 with 3.8L V6 Series II that I had. It had two cables going to the +ve side terminal on the battery. One cable fed the starter and the other cable fed the rest of the electrical. The problem was where the two cables were mashed together on the one stud into the battery terminal. Corrosion would develop between the two cable ends, it would crank the starter and start but when lights, AC and other electrical loads came on, it would stall. Another indication was dash volt meter would read low. Solution was to clean the cable ends where they mashed together at the battery terminal. You put in a new battery but another problem I had was with the -ve side terminal on a battery would open up when you hit a bump.
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