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Old 09-25-2005, 05:54 PM
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Ok..

How long does it run when you jump it? Indefinately or only a few seconds?
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it stays running untill you turn the key off
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Good, this rules out the VATS cutting fuel and the ability to crank.

Have you checked the wiring in the area to ensure it is not grounding.
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Starter Solonoid wiring. I agree. Time to disconnect all cables to and from the starter, alternator, and battery. Clean them all and put them back.
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While cleaning the solenoid wire... check it with a multimeter to see if it'* grounding.

Ohm test.. one probe to sol wire..one to good ground. 0 means it'* a perfect ground.
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