NNBS battery/electrical problem??
10-16-2011, 11:51 AM
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NNBS battery/electrical problem??
Ive got a NNBS 07 2500hd, probably once a week I get in, try to start and the truck is dead. Go check the battery, 13v, nothing getting to the truck. Tighten the positive cable and it cranks right up, week later same thing, just the cable isnt lose.....Anyone else have this problem? Thought maybe it was a battery defect, but swapped batteries and same problem
10-16-2011, 04:30 PM
#2
Ive had my truck do it a handful of times too, never figured out what it was and hasnt happen again in a while. I would go out to my truck to start it and it was dead, had to open the door with the key, popped the hood, jiggled the battery cable(didnt have a 10mm socket/wrench on me), shut the hood and tried the key and it started right up. Never did figure it out, had a brand new battery in the truck at the time and it never had any issue starting right after it happened either.
10-16-2011, 07:57 PM
#4
Didnt have an issue with either in my case, nothing was actually done to fix it and luckily it hasnt happened again. I looked at both the fuse/cables thinking something could have been intermittent enough to still start but didnt find anything.
10-16-2011, 08:02 PM
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Ive had my truck do it a handful of times too, never figured out what it was and hasnt happen again in a while. I would go out to my truck to start it and it was dead, had to open the door with the key, popped the hood, jiggled the battery cable(didnt have a 10mm socket/wrench on me), shut the hood and tried the key and it started right up. Never did figure it out, had a brand new battery in the truck at the time and it never had any issue starting right after it happened either.
10-17-2011, 02:45 PM
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i've had a couple instances of "turn key-no start".
jump in, hit the key, nothing. everything else works, radio lights etc, just no response from the starter.
turn the key to start 20-25 times, and the starter will eventually cough a couple times, and then start right up.
truck only has 33,650 on it, wtf is up with this issue?
and then other times, my radio won't come on. no power to it at all. i checked the fuse on the back of the head unit, and i checked the fuse in the fuse box, both good.
this has happened with the stock radio, and my pioneer avh-p4200dvd that i installed. after about an hour or so, it works just fine.
jump in, hit the key, nothing. everything else works, radio lights etc, just no response from the starter.
turn the key to start 20-25 times, and the starter will eventually cough a couple times, and then start right up.
truck only has 33,650 on it, wtf is up with this issue?
and then other times, my radio won't come on. no power to it at all. i checked the fuse on the back of the head unit, and i checked the fuse in the fuse box, both good.
this has happened with the stock radio, and my pioneer avh-p4200dvd that i installed. after about an hour or so, it works just fine.
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10-20-2011, 12:52 AM
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gremlins/// when you feed them after dark they are tricky little bastards
Check and wiggle shake all of your battery connections. Then pull the under hood power center block out and inspect where the large red battery wire comes into the block assembly. I have had 3 trucks in recent months with identical complaints as you all have stated and found the quick connect connector they they use on the battery cable to UBEC assembly absolutely fried. So damm melted I was surprised the damm trucks would even run to make it through the door. Especially bad in damp weather and rain.
Check and wiggle shake all of your battery connections. Then pull the under hood power center block out and inspect where the large red battery wire comes into the block assembly. I have had 3 trucks in recent months with identical complaints as you all have stated and found the quick connect connector they they use on the battery cable to UBEC assembly absolutely fried. So damm melted I was surprised the damm trucks would even run to make it through the door. Especially bad in damp weather and rain.
