
01-21-2012, 04:13 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Cheltenham,
Vic
Cobra Make, Engine: Classic Revival CR3516, LS3, Aussie Mike'd T-56, 3.70 LSD, AP brakes, Penske shocks
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Philm
Try starting your car and take off once you have suffient speed turn the key off, wait 3 seconds, turn ignition back on then clutch start your car.
Take it for a drive and see how it goes.
If this solves the problem give your battery a good charge, as when starting the voltage can drop to low and the ecu will go into limp mode.
You also may not have reconnected the battery properly creating a bad connection and when under load... Starting.... You get a huge loss.
Just a thought.
Phil
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This is a great idea, never thoight about doing that. Just be careful - dont turn the key all the way off or the steering lock may come on!
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