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#1

405 petrol no go will not turn over, has had new batt all lights are o.k
when he turns the key. he get nothing,anybody got any ideas.

#2

Chris wrote:

Quote:

405 petrol no go will not turn over, has had new batt all lights are
o.k when he turns the key. he get nothing,anybody got any ideas.

Check the connections to the battery and to the starter motor.

--
Malc

Justin unbuttoned Clothilde's tight blouse and her breasts fell out. He
picked them up and put them back in again.
"Thank you," said Clothilde, polite even in passion. "I'm always losing
them."

John Cleary - Bear Pit

#3

malc wrote:

Quote:

Chris wrote:
405 petrol no go will not turn over, has had new batt all lights are
o.k when he turns the key. he get nothing,anybody got any ideas.

Check the connections to the battery and to the starter motor.

thanks i let him know

#4

"Chris" <chris (AT) orbsrealm (DOT) com> wrote

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malc wrote:
Chris wrote:
405 petrol no go will not turn over, has had new batt all lights are
o.k when he turns the key. he get nothing,anybody got any ideas.

Check the connections to the battery and to the starter motor.

thanks i let him know
Sounds as if the immobiliser on the alarm is not working properly.

If it were the battery connections, then the lights would dim when you try
the starter.

#5

Brian wrote:

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"Chris" <chris (AT) orbsrealm (DOT) com> wrote in message
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malc wrote:
Chris wrote:
405 petrol no go will not turn over, has had new batt all lights
are o.k when he turns the key. he get nothing,anybody got any
ideas.

Check the connections to the battery and to the starter motor.

thanks i let him know
Sounds as if the immobiliser on the alarm is not working properly.
If it were the battery connections, then the lights would dim when
you try the starter.

Ah yes I see what you mean. If the battery connections were duff yes. If the
starter motor connections were faulty though... The immobiliser ideas a good
one.

--
Malc

Justin unbuttoned Clothilde's tight blouse and her breasts fell out. He
picked them up and put them back in again.
"Thank you," said Clothilde, polite even in passion. "I'm always losing
them."

John Cleary - Bear Pit

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