Starting battery issue '90 Pace Arrow
Riddle me this...
I have a '90 Fleetwood Pace Arrow. The house batteries are housed under the hood and for some reason, my house batteries were wired (by a previous owner?) to start the engine. This is bad, obviously. I purchased a brand new 750 cold cranking amps (925 amp) starting battery; however, when I remove connection to the house batteries and connect directly to the starting battery I get lights inside, but it won't turn over. When I try to start it again, everything in the dash stops working and I have to disconnect and reconnect the battery just to get the lights to work again, and it still won't turn over the engine.
Ideas??
Does this configuration require that the starting battery be wired into the house batteries for assist?
I have a '90 Fleetwood Pace Arrow. The house batteries are housed under the hood and for some reason, my house batteries were wired (by a previous owner?) to start the engine. This is bad, obviously. I purchased a brand new 750 cold cranking amps (925 amp) starting battery; however, when I remove connection to the house batteries and connect directly to the starting battery I get lights inside, but it won't turn over. When I try to start it again, everything in the dash stops working and I have to disconnect and reconnect the battery just to get the lights to work again, and it still won't turn over the engine.
Ideas??
Does this configuration require that the starting battery be wired into the house batteries for assist?
