Engine cranks when battery cable attached
#1
Engine cranks when battery cable attached
I dropped the stater to replace an O2 sensor after putting everything back where it belongs I went to connect the battery cable and as soon as it made a connection the engine began to crank. HELP!
The starter only has two wire the large power cable and a small purple wire and they can't be hooked up wrong!
The starter only has two wire the large power cable and a small purple wire and they can't be hooked up wrong!
#2
I dropped the stater to replace an O2 sensor after putting everything back where it belongs I went to connect the battery cable and as soon as it made a connection the engine began to crank. HELP!
The starter only has two wire the large power cable and a small purple wire and they can't be hooked up wrong!
The starter only has two wire the large power cable and a small purple wire and they can't be hooked up wrong!
#3
Checked and OK
I checked and the small purple wire is no where near the large cable.
This car does have a remote starter installed that allows you to start the car from indoors could this be part of the problem? If so how do I troubleshoot it has to bypass the need for the ignition switch to be in the on position?
This car does have a remote starter installed that allows you to start the car from indoors could this be part of the problem? If so how do I troubleshoot it has to bypass the need for the ignition switch to be in the on position?
#5
I checked and the small purple wire is no where near the large cable.
This car does have a remote starter installed that allows you to start the car from indoors could this be part of the problem? If so how do I troubleshoot it has to bypass the need for the ignition switch to be in the on position?
This car does have a remote starter installed that allows you to start the car from indoors could this be part of the problem? If so how do I troubleshoot it has to bypass the need for the ignition switch to be in the on position?
#6
Here is where I'm at
I contacted the company that installed the remote start system and they told me there was a toggle switch that I could use to turn the system on and off. I found it and turned off the remote start then went to reconnect the battery and still the same problem, the engine starteed to crank!!!! Auuuugh!!
Please clarify: The small purple wire attached to the selonoid should show no voltage until the key is turned to the start position, correct?
Please clarify: The small purple wire attached to the selonoid should show no voltage until the key is turned to the start position, correct?
#7
a possibility?
https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...tery+connected could something like this be happening?
#8
I contacted the company that installed the remote start system and they told me there was a toggle switch that I could use to turn the system on and off. I found it and turned off the remote start then went to reconnect the battery and still the same problem, the engine starteed to crank!!!! Auuuugh!!
Please clarify: The small purple wire attached to the selonoid should show no voltage until the key is turned to the start position, correct?
Please clarify: The small purple wire attached to the selonoid should show no voltage until the key is turned to the start position, correct?
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