Help Help Battery Issue
Hoping to have some opinions on this minor issue.
when i crank stb engine i hear a clicking noise , if I hook it up to a Jump Pack it does the same thing , if i get jumper cables and connect them from Port engine Battery to the other battery it starts right away. any thoughts ? Perko switch went bad? or? what? i appreciate your input. |
Sounds like you are making a good ground when you jump from one side to the other. I'd check out the ground of the bad side.
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Yep sounds like a bad ground from the engine to its battery.
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Your jump pack may not have the CCA's needed to engage the starter that your actual Port Marine battery does. Just a hunch.
Jumper cables normally have better quality & heavier gauge cable than a jump box so you can put more juice through cables. |
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Jump pack is brand new and fully charged JNC 660 was told it is one of the best for the price and has more than enough power to crank , i will definately check the ground on that side, as always i appreciate your input.Thanks.
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Every jump box I ever had was just a glorified motorcycle battery but they work in a pinch. +1 on all above comments, check your ground. I would also load test that battery, it will do the same thing if a cell is starting to go bad. Randy
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Originally Posted by randy nielsen
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every jump box i ever had was just a glorified motorcycle battery but they work in a pinch. +1 on all above comments, check your ground. I would also load test that battery, it will do the same thing if a cell is starting to go bad. Randy
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Originally Posted by Randy Nielsen
(Post 3906715)
Every jump box I ever had was just a glorified motorcycle battery but they work in a pinch. +1 on all above comments, check your ground. I would also load test that battery, it will do the same thing if a cell is starting to go bad. Randy
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Originally Posted by Randy Nielsen
(Post 3906715)
Every jump box I ever had was just a glorified motorcycle battery but they work in a pinch. +1 on all above comments, check your ground. I would also load test that battery, it will do the same thing if a cell is starting to go bad. Randy
Swap batteries from side to side see if the problem follows the battery, if not look for a poor ground, or loose connection |
Off topic...
FWIW, this jumpbox is hella powerful: http://www.sears.com/diehard-platinu...p-02871988000P I've jumped my dually with it. I hate the fact that it has a compressor and inverter built in; but it's transformer is a trickle charger so you leave it plugged in all the time and it stays topped off. |
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