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Ok. Here'* the deal. My battery and battey cable are wicked corroded. I found this out after my car wouldn't start. Now i got them cleaned and back on, but the car still only starts sometimes. I need new cables, but i can't seem to find any. anyone have any idea where i can get some
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I had similar problems a while ago and it turned out to be a bad battery. Something like the posts were no longer firmly connected inside of it. I had cleaned off and securily attached the cables and still had issues.
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I can get you the stock GM part numbers, but it'll have to wait til tomorrow. My magic book is at home, and my home PC just took a major dump today.....so I'll have to reply with the numbers from work tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Wolfedog50
Ok. Here'* the deal. My battery and battey cable are wicked corroded. I found this out after my car wouldn't start. Now i got them cleaned and back on, but the car still only starts sometimes.
Also check the _other_ end of each cable, especially down at the starter solenoid as well as the ground connections to the block.
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