Really Bad weird starting problem?

Krem · 11-05-2009, 07:41 PM

if you hear a click and doesn't even try to turn over, that sounds like an electrical issue without a doubt. I would heed Cre's advice and try to fix the rigging you have set up. You don't use a tool for the improper use cause it could break, break something, or injure yourself... same applies for rigging something. Having said that, I'm guilty of the same feat. However, mine is for a sensor that has little purpose, not the ignition system of my mk3. Just one short there could prevent the car from turning over, let alone running. Maybe check the fuse box under the hood and see if you blew the ignition fuse? That'd be a strong indication the issue lies in the rigging. If no fuse is blown, I'd have to suspect somethings not hooked up, preventing the flow of electricity.

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11-05-2009, 07:41 PM	#5
Krem 3" Exhaust Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 167	if you hear a click and doesn't even try to turn over, that sounds like an electrical issue without a doubt. I would heed Cre's advice and try to fix the rigging you have set up. You don't use a tool for the improper use cause it could break, break something, or injure yourself... same applies for rigging something. Having said that, I'm guilty of the same feat. However, mine is for a sensor that has little purpose, not the ignition system of my mk3. Just one short there could prevent the car from turning over, let alone running. Maybe check the fuse box under the hood and see if you blew the ignition fuse? That'd be a strong indication the issue lies in the rigging. If no fuse is blown, I'd have to suspect somethings not hooked up, preventing the flow of electricity.