Subject	Advice inside:
Posted by	Summeronthechain (MN) on November 17, 2012 at 7:07 PM
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In Reply To	New electrical problem :( posted by kay8888 on November 17, 2012 at 05:32 PM
Message	When your car is parked for the winter, let it sit. There is no need to start it periodically. As long as its winterized properly, get a battery tender for the battery and wait til spring. You are most likely doing more damage to the engine starting it frequently in cold weather after its been sitting. Now, First thing I would check is the battery cables/terminals. Verify everything is tight. If that doesn't work I would imagine its the starter relay or the starter itself. One way to check is to verify the voltage at the starter.
Follow Ups	New electrical problem :( - kay8888 17:32:44 11/17/12 Re: New electrical problem :( - MaxxAction 18:01:04 11/17/12 Advice inside: - Summeronthechain (MN) 19:07:01 11/17/12 Re: Advice inside: - kay8888 19:48:53 11/17/12 It actually says in the manual somewhere to turn the A/C - Zvil (FL) 20:30:31 11/17/12 I'd also check the fuses, just in case. (n/m) - Medallion Man 02:27:20 11/18/12 I agree with summer but when you do want to start it you'll - craigz96tt 07:18:49 11/18/12 Re: I agree with summer but when you do want to start it you'll - kay8888 19:27:50 11/18/12 Sounds like the battery is just dead if no lights come on (n/m) - Zvil (FL) 11:27:31 11/19/12 Re: Sounds like the battery is just dead if no lights come on - kay8888 12:23:49 11/19/12 fuse? I always check ALL fuses when there's shinnanigans (n/m) - Zvil (FL) 15:44:27 11/19/12 try starting in neutral instead of park - aliaZ 12:48:05 11/18/12 Re: New electrical problem :( - kay8888 18:13:09 11/21/12
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