This has been caused so far by;
-running the lights, radio, and heat
-running the rear-defrost
-turning the wheel while parked or at very low speeds, usually in a parking situation
-lifting the snow plow
some times the engine doesn't turn over very quickly when starting.
We just replaced the starter, power steering levels are good, all the fuses are good, it happens even when the snow plow frame is attached to the vehicle and battery (we disconnect the entire thing during the summer).
The alternator has been replaced ( not new but one that we are about 99% sure works)
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Monday, December 7th, 2009 AT 7:48 PM