Starting Issue
Had an interesting issue yesterday. Had just finished fueling up, heading to Perry when the MH would not start. 2006 National Seabreeze LX. Pressed the boost button and still no go. ???. So I had...
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Back to the original posters problem. One other thing to check is where the negative battery cable connects to ground on the RV chassis. I had an older motor home that had an intermittent starting problem. After replacing the solenoid, cleaning battery cables at the battery, I found that the chassis ground where the cable connected was dirty and rusty. I cleaned that up and no more problems. It has been a long time ago and I am not sure but I may have even replaced the starter before I found the actual problem!
Good luck intermittent problems can be hard to diagnose!
Ed
P.S. When it wouldn't start, if I kept trying and "clicking" the key it would eventually start. It did not fail to start often, just occasionally.
Good luck intermittent problems can be hard to diagnose!
Ed
P.S. When it wouldn't start, if I kept trying and "clicking" the key it would eventually start. It did not fail to start often, just occasionally.
