Nerocuba
Active Member
Hello again, I have another quick question and as always, will appreciate and welcome any and all advice.
My 300, 1988 110 struggles in the morning. It sounds like, when your battery is on the way out, very slow and laboured, just about turning over but then then suddenly it bursts into life in a cloud of smoke. Once it has started, it starts on the button for the rest of the day with absolutely no drama at all. Now, at first I thought the battery was a gonner, so, in true style and without finding the problem, I bought a new one... this hasn't helped at all. I was thinking that it might be a bad earth?? Anyone else have any thoughts? The earth from the battery is massively thick, so not sure if it's too thick maybe? Or is thicker better?
Thanks to everyone in advance.
My 300, 1988 110 struggles in the morning. It sounds like, when your battery is on the way out, very slow and laboured, just about turning over but then then suddenly it bursts into life in a cloud of smoke. Once it has started, it starts on the button for the rest of the day with absolutely no drama at all. Now, at first I thought the battery was a gonner, so, in true style and without finding the problem, I bought a new one... this hasn't helped at all. I was thinking that it might be a bad earth?? Anyone else have any thoughts? The earth from the battery is massively thick, so not sure if it's too thick maybe? Or is thicker better?
Thanks to everyone in advance.