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RE: Starting problem



The bulk head connector is on the fire wall.  You need to look for a big black wire and a big red wire.  One or the other is probably burnt in the bulk head.  You can disconect the bulk head where are the wire go into the fire wall.  You should then be able to tell if one is burnt.  If it is burnt there will be no juice to the switch.  Just cut the wire and sspice in a new piece.  Using the same size wire. Then test with a testor.  One with the light in it.    Ground the tester then touch the bare part of the wire and see ifyou have juice.  Then go to the other side and see if it has juice. If not you have found the problem.  
---- Rich Kinsley <rlkinsley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> 
> 
> Todd Huffman wrote:
> > 
> > Ok, I am back and still have not figured out what is wrong with starting 
> > my car.  I am getting NO power at all.  My lights don't work and there 
> > is no power to radio.  Are there any fuses to check?  I am not a car guy 
> > so is the bulk head connector on the inside of car or in the engine bay? 
> >  Auto Zone said the battery was good so should I buy new battery cables? 
> >  Is anyone close to Columbus that can come take a look?  Weather is 
> > starting to get nice and I really want to get it out.  Thanks.
> > 
> > Todd
> > 65 Plymouth Belvedere II
> > 
> > ===================================================================== I 
> > was driving my car when I first got it and suddenly everything died. No 
> > power what-so-ever. Of course I was on a busy street and had to push it 
> > around a corner. i opened the hood and started looking and spotted a 
> > burnt wire with a shoddy Sta-Kon connector dangling by the bulk head 
> > connector. I stuck it back in the equally burned blank spot on the 
> > bulkhead and Bingo I was running again. This is the main power into the 
> > dash and it's a common problem. That's the wire that has been mentioned 
> > to drill out and reconnect solid instead of the stab in bulkhead system. 
> > Check it out.
> 
> 
> 
> Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies
> 
> 
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