2004 MT coupe on rear jack stands, now wont start.
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2004 MT coupe on rear jack stands, now wont start.
Car was lowered with just springs by previous owner. The rear camber was too far off for me. Ate through a brand new set of falkens in 6 months. I decided to change the rear camber and toe arms so i can get the alignment right. So i got the parts in , put the car up on jacks ... just the rear... on wednesday. I changed the right side, was late decided to finish the driver side on thursday. Well, on Thursday i got tickets to Cowboys game , then friday went to highschool game, saturday slept and got ereaady for dove season , then went dove hunting sunday and monday.. SO, i finally got back to install the arms on the drives side monday night.
2 things.
1. After i got the wheels back on and the car on the ground, I tried to start for a test drive and the engine cranks but wont fire up.
2. The right side is about 1/2in to 1in higher than the left? not sure what happened. i just adjusted the new arms to the same size as the factory. I was planning on going straight to get alignment done today regardless, but wont start.
Any thought on these two issues would be appreciated.
2 things.
1. After i got the wheels back on and the car on the ground, I tried to start for a test drive and the engine cranks but wont fire up.
2. The right side is about 1/2in to 1in higher than the left? not sure what happened. i just adjusted the new arms to the same size as the factory. I was planning on going straight to get alignment done today regardless, but wont start.
Any thought on these two issues would be appreciated.
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A healthy and charged battery should read around 12.6v at rest. Although a voltage test alone is not enough to properly test a battery, it needs to be tested under a load by an auto parts store.
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