AZ89two4Tsx wrote:Are your terminals tight and everything? Is the battery good?I find it hard to see why a few feet of cable would make that much of a difference.
All terminals and connection are fine. Battery was bought 2 months before the relocation.nissanman04 wrote:The problem may not be caused by you battery relocation...it has been 7 months. These cars are old, things wear out. Was the battery new when you moved it?
It could possibly be the alternator. I just charged the batter for 2 hours before I left and now it fires up like it used to when I first relocated.OutToWinPAHC wrote:As long as the battery is sized right I see no problem here. Battery / alt is going bad.
It has to be the battery or something related to the battery, and the car does start. At first it just turns over, then i wait like 5 seconds and try again and it starts with some effort. Then it runs fine.ashibah83 wrote:to me it doesnt sound like a battery issue.....the car is turning over, correct, just not starting......you may have a fuel system issue, or faulty wiring elsewhere
DID EVERYONE MISS THIS PART!?DMan II-40 wrote:
Not really sure what my problem can be. I'm thinking that removing the ground that goes from manifold/body/neg battery might have something to do with it.
yea i knew it! I said i was gonna get a grounding kit. I just wanted to make sure that was the problem before i bought it. Mr.Greeneyes is the MANmrgreeneyes wrote:
DID EVERYONE MISS THIS PART!?
you removed the ONLY grounds in your engine bay and are wondering why things dont work? REALLY?!
this is why people should have to pass a test on what they buy, before they buy it. basic competency should be a requirement to touch major systems on the car
ADD GROUNDS UNDER THE HOOD.
1) intake manifold to strut tower (NOT, i repeat NOT to the three bolts holding the strut on, they do NO good as they connect the ground ONLY to your suspension, not the body. go to the SIDE of the strut tower where your other OEM ground is for the alternator)
2) back of head to firewall. find the bolt holes there. make it happen
those two are a minimum. make them of 4g or better wiring.
something like that. then one from the alt case up to the im side of the ground pictured. then one from the the back of the motor to the firewall on each side. and probably from the driverside of the motor somewhere to that side strut tower. grounds are never a bad ideamrgreeneyes wrote:1) intake manifold to strut tower (NOT, i repeat NOT to the three bolts holding the strut on, they do NO good as they connect the ground ONLY to your suspension, not the body. go to the SIDE of the strut tower where your other OEM ground is for the alternator)
2) back of head to firewall. find the bolt holes there. make it happen
those two are a minimum. make them of 4g or better wiring.