If your battery dies, can you pop the clutch on the 8?
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^LOL thats what I said. But turns out his battery died and his car got flooded when he tryed to start it.
We tryed to jump it but she would not have it.
After we put the new battery in, we had to use the washer fluid line to deflood his 8 then crank it stop, crank it stop, crank it stop. I think on the 4th try she turned over with a big *** back fire. Let her idle for a bit till the idle was smooth. Then he was good to go.
I would like to give a big shot out to devoid! you da man.
We tryed to jump it but she would not have it.
After we put the new battery in, we had to use the washer fluid line to deflood his 8 then crank it stop, crank it stop, crank it stop. I think on the 4th try she turned over with a big *** back fire. Let her idle for a bit till the idle was smooth. Then he was good to go.
I would like to give a big shot out to devoid! you da man.
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Zoom Zoom....
As long as the battery has some voltage to power the ECU, coils (and security system), the car will start.
I think the magic number is 9 volts....
I think the magic number is 9 volts....
Last edited by Silver06; 03-12-2009 at 02:32 PM.
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It's much easier to throw in the tow hooks in both cars...and pull it for a couple hundred yards.
That way the battery can be stone dead...and the alternator will still give you enough current to get it going..and even if it's flooded it will start
Hell...I started a couple of cars with one rotor and drove them like that after they were running....
That way the battery can be stone dead...and the alternator will still give you enough current to get it going..and even if it's flooded it will start
Hell...I started a couple of cars with one rotor and drove them like that after they were running....
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