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Beautiful afternoon, jumped in my 94, turned the key to start it, heard a click and then lost all power (lights dash, etc.) Checked all fuses and they seem ok. Disconnected the battery, re-connected and power back. Turned ignition key, click lost all power. Any suggestions or ideas where to look?
Beautiful afternoon, jumped in my 94, turned the key to start it, heard a click and then lost all power (lights dash, etc.) Checked all fuses and they seem ok. Disconnected the battery, re-connected and power back. Turned ignition key, click lost all power. Any suggestions or ideas where to look?
My 95 did that last week, both cables were loose at the battery.
You have classic symptoms of a poor battery cable connection to your battery posts. Remove the battery cables (neg first) and clean both the cable lugs and the battery posts and reconnect the cables (neg last). Starter motors draw 100+ amps and require a very low resistance connection to the battery posts. If you have a poor connection, 100+ amps cannot be drawn from the battery.