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Cars been standing a while and now wont start, the battery's a bit dead and i tried jumping it of the fiesta (and prom[ptly killed the fiesta).
But it wont turnover, im popping of for some new plugs now but if anybody has any ideas id appreciate the help.
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But it wont turnover, im popping of for some new plugs now but if anybody has any ideas id appreciate the help.
Cheers in advance
Pete
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Battery's probably just TOO flat, happens to me allot cos my alarm sooks every bit of juice out it, even when starting it off a heavy diesel battery you need to leave it for ages
I find that if you connect the jump leads, turn the ignition on the S1 with the jumper car running it will take about 10-15 mins for it to even turn over fast enough.
I find that if you connect the jump leads, turn the ignition on the S1 with the jumper car running it will take about 10-15 mins for it to even turn over fast enough.
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Leccy probs now fixed guys, thanks for helping me out
Now ive got a broken fuel pipe
Bottom left on the metering head, if anybody has a spare im happy to fork out for it
PM or phone me (07791903042) me if ya do lol
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Now ive got a broken fuel pipe
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Bottom left on the metering head, if anybody has a spare im happy to fork out for it
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awrite mate.ive still got an old metering head lying here if you want it.its still got a small thin hose of the bottom of it if thats what your on about
can come and take it away if you like mate
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Originally Posted by vroooom ptssssh
I find that if you connect the jump leads, turn the ignition on the S1 with the jumper car running it will take about 10-15 mins for it to even turn over fast enough.
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Hmmmm, Im not so sure tbh, they are heavy jump leads.....I find that if a battery is COMPLETELY flat, no matter what, you'll need to leave it charging from the fresh battery, not just on my car either.
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