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98 Silverado electrical issues
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<blockquote data-quote="BusterBrown" data-source="post: 466917" data-attributes="member: 7086"><p>I had a 98 Silverado, same thing happened, then got worse, started dying like mentioned above. I finally found that the positive battery cable, although looked like new on the outside, was totally corroded to bits on the inside. I found it by cutting away at the red rubber cover at the battery terminal side. I cut away all the corroded part and put one of those clamp on battery clamps on it. Fixed! :lol: I found it by checking the voltage at the battery, then at the fuse box on the fender well on the driver's side engine compartment. I hooked the VOM to the AUX. terminal with clips then wiggled the cable and noticed the voltage fluctuating. :shock:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusterBrown, post: 466917, member: 7086"] I had a 98 Silverado, same thing happened, then got worse, started dying like mentioned above. I finally found that the positive battery cable, although looked like new on the outside, was totally corroded to bits on the inside. I found it by cutting away at the red rubber cover at the battery terminal side. I cut away all the corroded part and put one of those clamp on battery clamps on it. Fixed! :lol: I found it by checking the voltage at the battery, then at the fuse box on the fender well on the driver's side engine compartment. I hooked the VOM to the AUX. terminal with clips then wiggled the cable and noticed the voltage fluctuating. :shock: [/QUOTE]
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