Do whichever is easier: 1) switch the batteries ( house and starting ) 2) switch the battery cables, ie house positive and ground to the starting, starting positive and ground to house
If the selection of starting battery ( which is now the house battery ) starts the engine easily then the starting battery needs to be checked. If the selection of starting battery ( which is now the house battery ) does not start the engine and the connection is seven volts then the wiring needs to be checked. If both selections start the engine now you may have had a battery connection problem. Michael Brown Windburn C&C 30-1 From: Bev Parslow <bparslo...@yahoo.ca> The starting battery is showing a little over twelve volts but at the starter motor it is down to just over seven. As a result the engine will not turn over but starts easily on the house system. Somewhere we are loosing five volts. For a Luddite can anyone explain where we start to find the problem? Please use simple terms as I did not do well in science.
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