Re: Electrical blues

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Try tightening the wires on the starter.
Also check the ground wire from the engine to the fire wall.
You can start it from the starter relay with a remote starter button, 
and harness, or just a jumper wire.
If it starts, the relay is bad.
Try that.

Jimmy

Gary H. wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Need help on an electrical glitch on a ‘62 Plymouth. 
>
> I turned the ignition key and the starter spun. The car didn’t start 
> right up (been sitting a few weeks) so I thought I’d squirt a shot of 
> starting fluid.
>
> When I turned the key next I got no starter spin, just a spark/click/pop 
> type noise like when a battery cable is not fully making contact. I 
> tightened up the battery cables and still no starter spin.
>
> The headlights are dim and the pressing the horn ring only makes the 
> horn relay buzz mournfully.
> If I press the horn ring with the headlights on the lights, already dim, 
> get much dimmer.
>
> So far I’ve:
>
> *  tested the battery on another car & it spins the starter like crazy.
>
> *  cleaned the battery cables and the battery ground to the engine.
>
> *  took off the bulkhead connector and cleaned all the connections. 
>
> *  took off all the connections on the starter relay switch and cleaned 
> them. 
>
> Seem like some ground somewhere is corroded? 
>
> Not sure what to check next.
>
> Any tips? 
>
> Thanks,
> Gary H. 
>
>  

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