No electrical power - please help!!!

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"Bonehenge" <DwightSchrute.DeleteThis@DunderMifflin.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 00:14:45 GMT, "Porgy Tirebiter" <biteme.DeleteThis@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Vehicles jumpered WILL start with a stone dead battery when jumped from
>>another car.(With GOOD cables)
>
> NOT always in MY experience. <G>

With GOOD cables you wont have the I/R drop and it will crank. Even if the
cables are light, the problem vehicle WILL be able to
see the lights cone on, the domelight work, the dash light up, the
headlights work.......
It's NOT the battery in this case....
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

"Bonehenge" <DwightSchrute.RemoveThis@DunderMifflin.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 00:14:45 GMT, "Porgy Tirebiter" <biteme.RemoveThis@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Vehicles jumpered WILL start with a stone dead battery when jumped from
>>another car.(With GOOD cables)
>
> NOT always in MY experience. <G>

With GOOD cables you wont have the I/R drop and it will crank. Even if the
cables are light, the problem vehicle WILL be able to
see the lights cone on, the domelight work, the dash light up, the
headlights work.......
It's NOT the battery in this case....
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

"Bonehenge" <DwightSchrute.DeleteThis@DunderMifflin.com> wrote in message
news:m3nnk2dbn0n098sc8aem3if670omuvg996@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 00:14:45 GMT, "Porgy Tirebiter" <biteme.DeleteThis@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>>Vehicles jumpered WILL start with a stone dead battery when jumped from
>>another car.(With GOOD cables)
>
> NOT always in MY experience. <G>

With GOOD cables you wont have the I/R drop and it will crank. Even if the
cables are light, the problem vehicle WILL be able to
see the lights cone on, the domelight work, the dash light up, the
headlights work.......
It's NOT the battery in this case....
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

Yes, a dead battery can cause those sympthoms. Sometimes I have found
that by disconnecting the dead battery completely and conecting the
jumper wires to the wire terminals you get the car back to life. Be
careful not to run the engine with this hookup because you could cause
damage to your car.

Good luck,

Alex

blum wrote:
> Dear all
>
> This is really weird, I came back from a 14 days vacation and tried to
> start my car but nothing happened. It worked perfectly before the
> vacation. I have a Lagacy 2000 automatic gear. The problem is that
> there is no power at all. I have tried to jump it but nothing happens,
> it is as there is no connection between the battery and the car - it is
> just dead.
>
> Anybody experienced something like that? I'll be glad to receive as
> many comments as possible.
>
> Regards Blum
>
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

Yes, a dead battery can cause those sympthoms. Sometimes I have found
that by disconnecting the dead battery completely and conecting the
jumper wires to the wire terminals you get the car back to life. Be
careful not to run the engine with this hookup because you could cause
damage to your car.

Good luck,

Alex

blum wrote:
> Dear all
>
> This is really weird, I came back from a 14 days vacation and tried to
> start my car but nothing happened. It worked perfectly before the
> vacation. I have a Lagacy 2000 automatic gear. The problem is that
> there is no power at all. I have tried to jump it but nothing happens,
> it is as there is no connection between the battery and the car - it is
> just dead.
>
> Anybody experienced something like that? I'll be glad to receive as
> many comments as possible.
>
> Regards Blum
>
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

Yes, a dead battery can cause those sympthoms. Sometimes I have found
that by disconnecting the dead battery completely and conecting the
jumper wires to the wire terminals you get the car back to life. Be
careful not to run the engine with this hookup because you could cause
damage to your car.

Good luck,

Alex

blum wrote:
> Dear all
>
> This is really weird, I came back from a 14 days vacation and tried to
> start my car but nothing happened. It worked perfectly before the
> vacation. I have a Lagacy 2000 automatic gear. The problem is that
> there is no power at all. I have tried to jump it but nothing happens,
> it is as there is no connection between the battery and the car - it is
> just dead.
>
> Anybody experienced something like that? I'll be glad to receive as
> many comments as possible.
>
> Regards Blum
>
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

"AS" <donot RemoveThis @spame.com> wrote in message
news:kyV2h.1887$L6.248@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> To all other posters: Forgive this rant directed only to tirebiter.
>
> Oh tirebiter:
>
> In my experience, people who really know the most, are generally not loud
> or obnoxious, nor arrogant, most are humble. People with insecurities
> tend to be loud to compensate and appear as knowledgeable.
>
> If you do not like what other people say, you can always disagree, but
> your "Amazing" and "Wrong" sure make you sound like you have not had much
> experience or that you are bitter or even perhaps, a precocious
> ejaculator.
>
> Do you know what happens inside and old battery? why they lose charge on
> their own, in such a way that they can lose their charge in a couple of
> days?
>
> Do you know what the voltage in blum's car battery is?

YES...should be 12.6 Sitting....
>
> Do you know what kind of jumper cables he has?

Doesnt matter! any wire will be enough to light the domelight.
>
> Do you know what his skill level is?

Nope..thats why trouble shooting info was supplied to HIM.
>
> Do you know how old his car's battery is?
Once again, DOESNT MATTER. The car would jumpstart or at least light up when
jumpered.

> Do you know that a dead battery (discharged or short circuited) can cause
> a major voltage drop in the jumper wires, just as a short circuit would?
HORSE-SHIT! A "Dead" battery is not a short circuit, in fact if fully
discharged its an OPEN circuit.

> Sometimes with great jumper wires, a difficult connection or a rusted
> terminal will make it impossible to jumpstart.
ONCE AGAIN! read that NOTHING even lights up.......
>
> Remember that you can jumpstart a car, with a partially discharged battery
> using a small 20Ah hobby battery. This is NOT the case with a fully
> discharged battery.
CONGRATS! You got one statement right!
>
> If I remember correctly, the simplest is usually the explanation for a
> problem.
The OP got just that! this is not directed to you!
>
> It would be pretty elaborated for your rodent to eat all the wires so
> NOTHING would work in the car. I have seen rodent problems in cars but
> something usually works in the car. Not your doomsday scenario in which
> the rodent ate everything.
Doesnt have to eat EVERYTHING! just the fuselink or wire leading to it.ONE
wire from the Battery or starter.
>
> Tirebiter, can you really think or you just act on impulse?
>
> How old are you Porgy, 15?
FUCK YOU and the 3 legged horse you rode in on! A 15 year old would not know
who Porgy Tirebiter even is (YOU DON'T)
>
> In the unlikely case that you tirebiter are right, it is a shame that the
> right diagnosis came from you.
That would frost your cake right hahahahaha You Moron!
This is for the OP, not you space-cadet.
>
> So you do not waste your breath replying, you are on ignore.
GOOD SHOW there Maynard!
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

"AS" <donot RemoveThis @spame.com> wrote in message
news:kyV2h.1887$L6.248@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> To all other posters: Forgive this rant directed only to tirebiter.
>
> Oh tirebiter:
>
> In my experience, people who really know the most, are generally not loud
> or obnoxious, nor arrogant, most are humble. People with insecurities
> tend to be loud to compensate and appear as knowledgeable.
>
> If you do not like what other people say, you can always disagree, but
> your "Amazing" and "Wrong" sure make you sound like you have not had much
> experience or that you are bitter or even perhaps, a precocious
> ejaculator.
>
> Do you know what happens inside and old battery? why they lose charge on
> their own, in such a way that they can lose their charge in a couple of
> days?
>
> Do you know what the voltage in blum's car battery is?

YES...should be 12.6 Sitting....
>
> Do you know what kind of jumper cables he has?

Doesnt matter! any wire will be enough to light the domelight.
>
> Do you know what his skill level is?

Nope..thats why trouble shooting info was supplied to HIM.
>
> Do you know how old his car's battery is?
Once again, DOESNT MATTER. The car would jumpstart or at least light up when
jumpered.

> Do you know that a dead battery (discharged or short circuited) can cause
> a major voltage drop in the jumper wires, just as a short circuit would?
HORSE-SHIT! A "Dead" battery is not a short circuit, in fact if fully
discharged its an OPEN circuit.

> Sometimes with great jumper wires, a difficult connection or a rusted
> terminal will make it impossible to jumpstart.
ONCE AGAIN! read that NOTHING even lights up.......
>
> Remember that you can jumpstart a car, with a partially discharged battery
> using a small 20Ah hobby battery. This is NOT the case with a fully
> discharged battery.
CONGRATS! You got one statement right!
>
> If I remember correctly, the simplest is usually the explanation for a
> problem.
The OP got just that! this is not directed to you!
>
> It would be pretty elaborated for your rodent to eat all the wires so
> NOTHING would work in the car. I have seen rodent problems in cars but
> something usually works in the car. Not your doomsday scenario in which
> the rodent ate everything.
Doesnt have to eat EVERYTHING! just the fuselink or wire leading to it.ONE
wire from the Battery or starter.
>
> Tirebiter, can you really think or you just act on impulse?
>
> How old are you Porgy, 15?
FUCK YOU and the 3 legged horse you rode in on! A 15 year old would not know
who Porgy Tirebiter even is (YOU DON'T)
>
> In the unlikely case that you tirebiter are right, it is a shame that the
> right diagnosis came from you.
That would frost your cake right hahahahaha You Moron!
This is for the OP, not you space-cadet.
>
> So you do not waste your breath replying, you are on ignore.
GOOD SHOW there Maynard!
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

"AS" <donot.RemoveThis@spame.com> wrote in message
news:kyV2h.1887$L6.248@newsread3.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> To all other posters: Forgive this rant directed only to tirebiter.
>
> Oh tirebiter:
>
> In my experience, people who really know the most, are generally not loud
> or obnoxious, nor arrogant, most are humble. People with insecurities
> tend to be loud to compensate and appear as knowledgeable.
>
> If you do not like what other people say, you can always disagree, but
> your "Amazing" and "Wrong" sure make you sound like you have not had much
> experience or that you are bitter or even perhaps, a precocious
> ejaculator.
>
> Do you know what happens inside and old battery? why they lose charge on
> their own, in such a way that they can lose their charge in a couple of
> days?
>
> Do you know what the voltage in blum's car battery is?

YES...should be 12.6 Sitting....
>
> Do you know what kind of jumper cables he has?

Doesnt matter! any wire will be enough to light the domelight.
>
> Do you know what his skill level is?

Nope..thats why trouble shooting info was supplied to HIM.
>
> Do you know how old his car's battery is?
Once again, DOESNT MATTER. The car would jumpstart or at least light up when
jumpered.

> Do you know that a dead battery (discharged or short circuited) can cause
> a major voltage drop in the jumper wires, just as a short circuit would?
HORSE-SHIT! A "Dead" battery is not a short circuit, in fact if fully
discharged its an OPEN circuit.

> Sometimes with great jumper wires, a difficult connection or a rusted
> terminal will make it impossible to jumpstart.
ONCE AGAIN! read that NOTHING even lights up.......
>
> Remember that you can jumpstart a car, with a partially discharged battery
> using a small 20Ah hobby battery. This is NOT the case with a fully
> discharged battery.
CONGRATS! You got one statement right!
>
> If I remember correctly, the simplest is usually the explanation for a
> problem.
The OP got just that! this is not directed to you!
>
> It would be pretty elaborated for your rodent to eat all the wires so
> NOTHING would work in the car. I have seen rodent problems in cars but
> something usually works in the car. Not your doomsday scenario in which
> the rodent ate everything.
Doesnt have to eat EVERYTHING! just the fuselink or wire leading to it.ONE
wire from the Battery or starter.
>
> Tirebiter, can you really think or you just act on impulse?
>
> How old are you Porgy, 15?
FUCK YOU and the 3 legged horse you rode in on! A 15 year old would not know
who Porgy Tirebiter even is (YOU DON'T)
>
> In the unlikely case that you tirebiter are right, it is a shame that the
> right diagnosis came from you.
That would frost your cake right hahahahaha You Moron!
This is for the OP, not you space-cadet.
>
> So you do not waste your breath replying, you are on ignore.
GOOD SHOW there Maynard!
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

Blum, can you post when you find your problem? I am really interested
in knowing what the cause of your problem was.

Good luck!

blum wrote:

> Dear all
>
> This is really weird, I came back from a 14 days vacation and tried to
> start my car but nothing happened. It worked perfectly before the
> vacation. I have a Lagacy 2000 automatic gear. The problem is that
> there is no power at all. I have tried to jump it but nothing happens,
> it is as there is no connection between the battery and the car - it is
> just dead.
>
> Anybody experienced something like that? I'll be glad to receive as
> many comments as possible.
>
> Regards Blum
>
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!! 

Blum, can you post when you find your problem? I am really interested
in knowing what the cause of your problem was.

Good luck!

blum wrote:

> Dear all
>
> This is really weird, I came back from a 14 days vacation and tried to
> start my car but nothing happened. It worked perfectly before the
> vacation. I have a Lagacy 2000 automatic gear. The problem is that
> there is no power at all. I have tried to jump it but nothing happens,
> it is as there is no connection between the battery and the car - it is
> just dead.
>
> Anybody experienced something like that? I'll be glad to receive as
> many comments as possible.
>
> Regards Blum
>
 >> Stay informed about: No electrical power - please help!!!