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BugeyeNJ58
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Re: Bugeye won't start - help please
Any change in status with the car? Did you get it started?
Any change in status with the car? Did you get it started?
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Bugeye won't start - help please
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BlueMax
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Re: Bugeye won't start - help please
Wait a minuet; most everyone is saying that it’s the battery or bad cables. Yes you can purchase a bad battery, but. Theirs was no conformation of whether the generator is replenishing the voltage back to the battery when it used up its amps by the starter draw and the ignition coil and radio? It needs to be 13.5 to 14.5 volts push back to the battery for storage, if that’s not occurring then you will drain any good battery down.
Wait a minuet; most everyone is saying that it’s the battery or bad cables. Yes you can purchase a bad battery, but. Theirs was no conformation of whether the generator is replenishing the voltage back to the battery when it used up its amps by the starter draw and the ignition coil and radio? It needs to be 13.5 to 14.5 volts push back to the battery for storage, if that’s not occurring then you will drain any good battery down.
