WHY DO YOU INSIST ON f***ING WITH ME? This is ridiculous. Please, grow up!(And for the record, my spell check corrected Infiniti. I didn't even notice.)maxnix wrote:Infinity, eh?
I think you need to give more thought to your "current situation."
WHY DO YOU INSIST ON f***ING WITH ME? This is ridiculous. Please, grow up!(And for the record, my spell check corrected Infiniti. I didn't even notice.)maxnix wrote:Infinity, eh?
I think you need to give more thought to your "current situation."
Thanks. I actually tried that too. No luck. I also tried jump starting the battery but it wouldn't turn over. I've now determined that my starter is out. Crazy since that has nothing to do with the original problem LOL!mtzgr777 wrote:Just a thought.....I have no idea if this would work or not, but maybe try unplugging the battery and leaving it for 24 hours...that resets a bunch of stuff and maybe it will help you?
Just a thought....
Always right.mtzgr777 wrote:Yea it sucks...a problem always turn into another problem....
Hmm, no I haven't. I'll have someone take a look at it today. Thanks!Grr...that sucks because I was planning to go to T3 if the mechanic I found couldn't help. Too bad I don't appreciate the way Dennis is talking to me.Paul Wall wrote:Have you checked to make sure that the starter relay is still good:
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_QC8aSbDQ...n.jpg
The relay is circled in red.
Maybe the Q is begging to be brought to T3 (Where Dennis AKA Q45tech works at).
Yeah, life sucks, especially when you are stupid and have a bad attitude about knkowledgeable people who are trying to help you.upenzi wrote:Too bad I don't appreciate the way Dennis is talking to me.
I don't know what is wrong with you people. Why all the animosity all of a sudden? I came here for assistance with my car. Of course I know that people are knowledgeable here....why else would I come here and ask about my car?maxnix wrote:Yeah, life sucks, especially when you are stupid and have a bad attitude about knkowledgeable people who are trying to help you.
Might pay attention to join dates and, to a lesser extent, post counts although they are not Forum specific.
Members who don't know how to complete their profile shouldn't even post until they know at least that much.
Perhaps you should go back and read the replies I got before saying what I said. I stand behind every word. And like I stated, I didn't do anything to warrant the attitude. None of what I said was offensive.Q45tech wrote:"If you can't help the problem...how about not saying anything at all.""are welcome not to respond.""Too bad I don't appreciate the way Dennis is talking to me.""WHY DO YOU INSIST ON f***ING WITH ME?"I posted this so you know what you said was offensive.
When you ask for and are provided with FREE advice, you don't bite the hands that feed you otherwise they are liable to bite you back.
Thank you so much. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain what was going on to me.qsiguy wrote:I, for one, am sorry for Brian (maxnix) and Dennis (Q45Tech). Dennis, while very knowledgeable, has somewhat of a god complex and Brian mostly just tells everyone to read all 13,000+ posts that Dennis has made and if you don't you are stupid and shouldn't bother to post at all. Clearly post count doesn't have anything to do with your knowledge and helpfulness since Brian has over 20,000 posts of which may have had a dozen or so good ones.
Don't loose faith in the entire site because of those two, they are not the friendliest to the new members. The other person mentioned earlier in this thread that is having the issue with the AC on all the time seems to have narrowed it down to a problem with his ECU which is the main "computer" for the car. His has been modified to add some performance so that may have something to do with it but we will know more after I get it back to test and inspect.
The resistor mentioned above is not likely the problem. This resistor just causes the various speeds not to work but you can still turn the AC/blower on and off. Since your battery also died I suspect the charging system and battery could be an issue. When the alternator in my '94 failed it caused some very strange anomalies. T3 should be able to check most of the common possibilities easily. The climate control display/control unit could also be a possibility. Does it appear to be functioning correctly according to the display? Meaning when you tell it to turn off does it say it's off, when you turn it on does it say it's on, etc? There are a few relays that could go bad and stick ON which could cause issues as well.
I mirror this, compare the location of the fuses with the fuse box diagram and see what that yeilds.Q451990 wrote:Probably a dumb question, but are you absolutely sure you put the under hood fuse back in the right slot? I ran into this with the ABS once and it drove me nuts until I realized I put the fuse back one slot above or below where I took it out.
Heath
Yep, I'm pretty sure. But I'll try it again tomorrow when I can see under the hood just to be certain.Q451990 wrote:Probably a dumb question, but are you absolutely sure you put the under hood fuse back in the right slot? I ran into this with the ABS once and it drove me nuts until I realized I put the fuse back one slot above or below where I took it out.
Heath
I agree. I'm a little worried that if I buy the starter and it still doesn't start that I would have spent money for nothing and still have to pay the mechanic for his time.qsiguy wrote:Hmm, well, I don't really have much confidence in any mechanic who, over the phone, would make a determination and suggest buying parts that he'll just install hoping that it will fix it. There are some very simple checks that can be done by a qualified technician to see if the starter is even getting power. Given that you are already having electrical "issues" I would not automatically assume a dead starter. I guess I'm old school because I troubleshoot problems where most mechanics these days just throw parts at problems.
Sorry, I got to rambling... I recommend getting it to someone that will troubleshoot the problems before making you buy parts. Wish I was closer, I'd be happy to spend a hour to greatly narrow down your problems. Sorry I can't help more. I can get into the diagrams and give you some basics to check for but you'll need to have some basic tools such as a voltmeter and various hand tools. Let me know if you want me to delve into some troubleshooting. I remember going through some detailed steps on another thread a while ago, if I can find it I will post the link. Someone else was having "no crank" issues and I went into detail...
I will definitely give it a shot. I'm going to see if I can catch the bus somewhere to get the volt meter. Thanks!qsiguy wrote:I did find a schematic that I overlaid red on the starters voltage path. If you can verify voltage is present along this path you should be able to determine the fault. The theft relay does also interrupt the voltage to the starter relay as well which I did not highlight. If you find the voltage stops at the starter relay you would then check out the theft relay.
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Awesome!! Thanks. I'll be back in the morning with answersPaul Wall wrote:No offence but I think your all making a bigger case of this than it already is.
I mirror this, compare the location of the fuses with the fuse box diagram and see what that yeilds.
Also make sure the starter relay is good, if not I have one here with you name one it (I don't actually know your name but you know what I mean LOL). Just pay the shipping $2.
Come on Dennis, you K N O W it's all our fault!Q45tech wrote:After 45 years of dealing with women [wifes and girl friends] and their vehicles I spotted how this would end 35 comments ago.
You gullible guys amaze me.
That was definitely some subtle humor I missed the first time.Q45tech wrote:"I was sitting in my car today picking my son up from school when all of a sudden my air conditioner (at the feet) turned on. The air conditioner was set to off and I hadn't even pushed the buttons. I turned it on and it blew through the vents like normal. But when I turned it off, the air continued to blow at my feet.
Does anyone know why this would be happening or how I can check the air system myself to turn it off? I'm afraid to drive it and I know the air being on is going to use all my gas."
I read it a few times, and am not seeing what you are??? What am I missing here???Q45tech wrote:Next some of you guys will be sending her a Western Union Money gram to get her car on the road....."wait until I have the money to fix" .
Slowly read her opening post again a few times:
"I was sitting in my car today picking my son up from school when all of a sudden my air conditioner (at the feet) turned on. The air conditioner was set to off and I hadn't even pushed the buttons. I turned it on and it blew through the vents like normal. But when I turned it off, the air continued to blow at my feet.
Does anyone know why this would be happening or how I can check the air system myself to turn it off? I'm afraid to drive it and I know the air being on is going to use all my gas."
The non sequiter conclusion?qship96 wrote:I read it a few times, and am not seeing what you are??? What am I missing here???