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Old 02-29-2008, 09:56 AM   #1
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Any auto electrical shop worth 2c can rebuild it.

Stock horn may be on it's way out.
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Old 02-29-2008, 01:22 PM   #2
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I gave the starter a few wacks and got nothing different.

I will take it off and take it to get tested... Pain in the ass!
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wait, so did you have the jegs battery relocation kit installed before you were having problems, or was the battery relo installed when you installed the different alternator? what gauge wire is your battery relo?

yeah mang, i would check your contacts to the battery and all your grounds. i had a similar problem on a maxima. i effing went out and bought a new starter and that wasn't it. turns out i'm a dick and the battery terminal connectors weren't makign good contact.
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Alright I took the starter off and had it tested at autozone and everything worked fine.



I have power to everything else in the car, E-Fans, Radio, Headlights.

I changed the alternator after the relocation kit was installed because I was getting inaccurate readings from my gauges and it was getting hard to start.

How do I go about checking my cables? Could it be one of those large relays as well??
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