T tonestrss Guest Mar 12, 2009 #1 but it will not turn over. Has new battery and starter, any suggestions?
S shredder101 Guest Mar 12, 2009 #2 you could have a fuse that is blown the moistness could be leaking somwere in a crevas that is causing your fuses too short somwhere in your jeep
you could have a fuse that is blown the moistness could be leaking somwere in a crevas that is causing your fuses too short somwhere in your jeep
P pedro7of9 Guest Mar 12, 2009 #3 1 bad battery or battery connections...starter requires 12.6 volts lites/radio about 10...test it/voltmeter battery cables have 2 ends. 2 starter...when running go to any autoparts store for free test of battery/starter/alternator.
1 bad battery or battery connections...starter requires 12.6 volts lites/radio about 10...test it/voltmeter battery cables have 2 ends. 2 starter...when running go to any autoparts store for free test of battery/starter/alternator.
S Stuart H Guest Mar 12, 2009 #4 as you say you have had a new battery and starter motor you can rule them out Most likley cause is bad earth connection somewhere. Current to starter is running to ground somewhere
as you say you have had a new battery and starter motor you can rule them out Most likley cause is bad earth connection somewhere. Current to starter is running to ground somewhere
