Re: Starting problems with 97 Grand Cher
 

On Jan 29, 7:43 am, dad...@bettsind.com wrote:
> Jeep was running fine. Sat night an interior light was left on.
> Sunday evening not enough power to turn engine over but still had dim
> interior lights. I put a trickle charge on the battery overnight (did
> not disconnect battery terminals from jeep). Monday morning battery
> charged but engine won't start. The starter is turning over good and
> strong. Engine only starts with the throttle to the floor but as soon
> as I back off the gas and the RPM drops below 1000 the engine dies.
> Not even a chug-a-lug...it just dies. I'm not sure what's going on.
> Looking for help.
> Dave

I change the batteries on all of my vehicles every 3 years. I am not
partial to walking at inoportune times.

Re: Starting problems with 97 Grand Cher
 

On Jan 29, 7:43 am, dad...@bettsind.com wrote:
> Jeep was running fine. Sat night an interior light was left on.
> Sunday evening not enough power to turn engine over but still had dim
> interior lights. I put a trickle charge on the battery overnight (did
> not disconnect battery terminals from jeep). Monday morning battery
> charged but engine won't start. The starter is turning over good and
> strong. Engine only starts with the throttle to the floor but as soon
> as I back off the gas and the RPM drops below 1000 the engine dies.
> Not even a chug-a-lug...it just dies. I'm not sure what's going on.
> Looking for help.
> Dave

I change the batteries on all of my vehicles every 3 years. I am not
partial to walking at inoportune times.

Re: Starting problems with 97 Grand Cher
 

On Jan 29, 7:43 am, dad...@bettsind.com wrote:
> Jeep was running fine. Sat night an interior light was left on.
> Sunday evening not enough power to turn engine over but still had dim
> interior lights. I put a trickle charge on the battery overnight (did
> not disconnect battery terminals from jeep). Monday morning battery
> charged but engine won't start. The starter is turning over good and
> strong. Engine only starts with the throttle to the floor but as soon
> as I back off the gas and the RPM drops below 1000 the engine dies.
> Not even a chug-a-lug...it just dies. I'm not sure what's going on.
> Looking for help.
> Dave

I change the batteries on all of my vehicles every 3 years. I am not
partial to walking at inoportune times.