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Author Subject: I have done the stupidest thing ever
tony1991

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Post #1
So flat battery on the Rallye was fittin all interior back into day so I put this booster pack I have on the battery so I could open an the boot, an I did the stupidest this ever got the terminals wrong now the car won't star pump priming intermittent. Tried different ECU it was the same could it just be the relay I have also removed that battery now as it will be f**ked

I'm so angry with myself
Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 18:04
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doubt it's made any difference to the battery, have seen it done numerous times. probably fused something, doubt you've done any major damage. have seen moron coach drivers with booster packs putting them on coaches wrong and its usually ok

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Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 18:10
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yes you should,be fine just check all you're fuses mate should get to the bottom of it!

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Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 18:15
tony1991

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Il have to have a look in the week then
I have spare relays do you think I could have blown that up
Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 18:16
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It's because as you say - you put them on the wrong way round.

Try again this time putting the red jaw on the positive terminal.

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  • Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 18:21
    gilesy

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    Post #6
    I thought this thread was about when Jimmyhackers superglued his pubes to his face to make himself a quick cheap beard for no cost
    Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 19:16
    dangti6

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    Or a rallye stripe tattoo to the leg even.

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  • Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 19:17
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    Post #8
    Yep, you'll have popped a fuse, nothing more.

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    Posted 14th Jul 2013 at 20:40
    tony1991

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    Post #9
    Checked all fuses they seem to to be fine, changed the relay and it is the Same
    The relay is just clicking away at me

    Any ideas
    Posted 15th Jul 2013 at 21:29
    tony1991

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    Post #10
    Any ideas anyone ? I want to get it clean up an put up for sale but need it running
    Posted 17th Jul 2013 at 21:38
    rich306

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    Post #11
    Have you individually checked the Relays to make sure none of them have burnt out?

    Checked the fuses within the engine bay?

    Has the fuel cut off switch enabled? (Red button top right of engine bay) - Press it and see whether that is the case.

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    Posted 18th Jul 2013 at 22:43
    tony1991

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    Post #12
    Are the green an orange things in fuse box under dash relays I checked all fuses and ones in the bay. Il check fuel cut off tomorrow

    Thanks
    Posted 18th Jul 2013 at 23:25
    rich306

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    Post #13
    Yes, they are relays

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    Posted 19th Jul 2013 at 06:22
    aaron6

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    Post #14
    Sounds like the batteries f**ked. Have you offered a meter over it? Mine was just clicking when it dropped to 10v.

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    Posted 19th Jul 2013 at 07:02
    swiftyboi006

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    Charge the bat

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    Posted 19th Jul 2013 at 07:41
    tony1991

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    Post #16
    Found two burnt relays. Changed them fort I had sorted it pump was priming then went back to been intermittent, I have swapped the battery
    Posted 21st Jul 2013 at 08:22
    jimmyhackers

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    gilesy wrote:
    I thought this thread was about when Jimmyhackers superglued his pubes to his face to make himself a quick cheap beard for no cost


    people who use scape goats need to

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    Posted 25th Jul 2013 at 14:59
    jimmyhackers

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    Post #18
    check fuses, press that rubber fuel relay switch behind the ecu, check your battery,

    connecting the boooster pack may or shorted a cell or two in their meaning it wont ever be fixed by charging. it could still show the correct voltage but have minimal amperage.

    i may also suggest if you using a cheap battery charger you may be fooking/not fully charging your batteries.
    my garage charger will fill up my battery about 75 80 percent and say its full..
    if i then put it on my smart charger i can pump another 8 amp hours into it.

    its like this for all my SLA batteries

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-iMax-B6-Lipo-Li-Po-NiMh-Li-ion-LiFe-RC-Battery-Digital-LCD-Balance-Charger-/130954120354?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item1e7d794ca2

    this is what i have, honestly one of the best thing ive bought in a while, its saved me a fair few batteries from the tip. and all my batteries are charged up fully and safely and for 15-20 quid its well worth it

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    Posted 25th Jul 2013 at 15:10
    tony1991

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    Post #19
    Right I have tried all of the above and changed the battery an still no joy

    I have got the point where I have fell out with this car so thinks it going up for sake as a non runner
    Posted 11th Aug 2013 at 16:19
    buzzbrightyear

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    Post #20
    don't do that, giving up is for losers.
    And I really want to know what's happened and what it takes to fix it!

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