Re: Starting problem

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Check the battery cables: make certain the negative cable is clean and tight at the engine block and at the battery. Take it off and clean it and scuff it with some emery cloth; you may want to clean the + cable too.

http://www.madelectrical.com/electricaltech/amp-gauges.shtml shows the bulkhead connector on the firewall. 

You can get a simple test light at AZone to follow the current to see where the 12V goes/stops.

Gary H. 

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>Ok, I am back and still have not figured out what is wrong with starting my car.  I am getting NO power at all.  My lights don't work and there is no power to radio.  Are there any fuses to check?  I am not a car guy so is the bulk head connector on the inside of car or in the engine bay?  Auto Zone said the battery was good so should I buy new battery cables?  Is anyone close to Columbus that can come take a look?  Weather is starting to get nice and I really want to get it out.  Thanks.
>
>Todd
>65 Plymouth Belvedere II
>
>----- Original Message ----
 
>You did not say if you have light or anything comes on in the dash.  You need to check the bulk head connector.  The big black wire.  If it melted at the connection point there will be no juice. 


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