Battery Cables 101

Suggest you replace the cables (cheap insurance) and you may want to price out the EEC computer. Did you get the code scanner?

 

If this thing was having problems and was parked it may be that the codes of the fault(s) are still in the computer. Might reduce your easter egging.

You're an IT 'spurt, you might be able to find the way to trip the diagnostic beeps, bleeps, creeps, and flashes (it shows on the check engine light) and then break the codes from internet sources. That might reduce your easter egging.

I mentioned pricing the EEC computer - have had some that had an intermittent fault in the non-serviceable module of the computer. Car would get warm and that was enough to trip the computer to overheat and it would shut down. The only fix for that issue is to replace the EEC Computer.

 

Hey john stupid idea start the pud and pull the cable off and see if it dies........

 

Oh wait sorry that would require some effort on your part never mind.........

 

Suppose I should have mentioned that if/when you trip the diagnostics be careful about how you flash your pud around... don't do anything that might damage it...

 

Just shut car off before putting cable back on if it dose keep running.......

 

Are we still trying to recoup $50.00 from days long passed?

 

You just cant let it go can you.............it was not me who over,,,,,,,,,,,,,never mind

 

It took close to a year to close the deal.................so I figure 1/2 that is fair for a return of overpayment.........

 

Sorry Paul had to point out the obv..........oh never mind

 

will check the Pyl

 

Pyl runs with cables pulled........ but not with cable pulled and lights on.........

 

translation I am to lazy to try and see for my self.............