Electrical/system voltage issues?
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Will take the advice and get under there soon. Wish I could this weekend, but I'll be out of town.
I did load up the older s/w and f/w, and an old map, but then I realized the calibration of the WB02 was waaaay off (whoops), so I ditched that idea and reloaded all the newer stuff.
I've had to roll-start the car the past two days :(
Once I get this starting **** sorted, I'm taking the car to KO for some assistance.
I did load up the older s/w and f/w, and an old map, but then I realized the calibration of the WB02 was waaaay off (whoops), so I ditched that idea and reloaded all the newer stuff.
I've had to roll-start the car the past two days :(
Once I get this starting **** sorted, I'm taking the car to KO for some assistance.
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Starting issue has been fixed with the replacement of the starter. This was done like 10min ago. Let's see what happens when I go for a drive....
For future search references:
1) radio cutting out was an over-voltage issue and was solved with the replacement of the alternator.
2) slow/no start issue was solved by replacing the starter.
For future search references:
1) radio cutting out was an over-voltage issue and was solved with the replacement of the alternator.
2) slow/no start issue was solved by replacing the starter.
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