Hi, thanks for the donation. Are you saying the starter won't crank? If so, make sure the battery has a full charge and the connections are good. Then check the circuits at the starter relay in power distribution center, under the hood. You need a voltage tester to check for voltage at applicable fuses and relay circuits. Voltage to the load/switch side of relay is hot all the time. Voltage to the coil side of relay, goes hot with key in the crank position. I looked at the starter circuit, haven't looked at the gage circuit. Hey, if it won't even crank, checking starter circuits, should get you on the right path.
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Friday, March 26th, 2010 AT 1:21 PM