Re: {Chrysler 300} 64 starting problem and work around

[Cox <scooter465@xxxxxxx>]

As to why this happened to
All 3 not a clue.
I would suspect the neutral safety switch or circuit.
It provides a ground for starter when car is in
Park or neutral.

Bob Haag

> On Jul 18, 2023, at 12:34 AM, D.C. Mason <petergriffinforpresident@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hello Club,
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> Not sure if anyone out there has had this happen but this is a first, and an odd one.  
> 
> We have three 64s- a K, a sport, and a “Newport 300”.   We had the K out on the Blue Ridge Parkway last month and have recently  driven the other two locally.   No problems. 
> 
> Then the other day I went to start one- nothing.  Meaning no sound, no click of the relay or solenoid, just nothing.   The next car- same thing.  And you betcha, the same thing on the next one.  All three cars would not turn over, not even a click, as if the battery was dead but they were all charged.  
> 
> In this case there is a temporary work-around:
> On the starter relay, there is a brown wire that I think is a ground or momentary ground when required.  As I was troubleshooting I found that if I ran a jumper wire (shown here in white) from the brown wire on the relay, to a decent ground, that restored normal starting.  
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> I don’t know the cause of this but at least this work around will overcome the issue in the case of these three cars.   It’s anyone’s guess as to why they would all three have the issue at the same time.   I have been driving 63/64s for 20 years and never seen this.  I did replace one of the relays (just for schnitts and schnizzles), and it didn’t change anything.  
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> Will report back if a cause is discovered.  In the meantime has anyone else had this happen with a 63/4?  Depending on the problem it may rear its head on other years too.   I have started carrying a jumper wire in the cars.  
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> D&K
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