Wires smoke/Brake fluid boils/But it starts!
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Wires smoke/Brake fluid boils/But it starts!
Was laid up for three months!
Went out to start up the 1997-F350-4X4-W/460-Fuel-injected-ANDddd
the battery was completely dead and would not take a charge (at-all)
So I get a new 850 cranking amp battery hook it up!
Then the fluid in the master cylinder starts boilint and the ground connections on the ngine to the firewall start smoking...
((( I am totally puzzled )))
The Tork converter electronic selenoid wend bad. Haven't changed it yet.
I don't know where to start..........
((( Anyone got any suggestions )))
About ready to tow it away! Confused!
Jimmy Grosteffon Holland Ohio (stumpkicker@yahoo.com)
Went out to start up the 1997-F350-4X4-W/460-Fuel-injected-ANDddd
the battery was completely dead and would not take a charge (at-all)
So I get a new 850 cranking amp battery hook it up!
Then the fluid in the master cylinder starts boilint and the ground connections on the ngine to the firewall start smoking...
((( I am totally puzzled )))
The Tork converter electronic selenoid wend bad. Haven't changed it yet.
I don't know where to start..........
((( Anyone got any suggestions )))
About ready to tow it away! Confused!
Jimmy Grosteffon Holland Ohio (stumpkicker@yahoo.com)
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it sounds like some of your ground wires corroded. By this happening you were'nt getting a good ground and the juice was"pushing" to get to ground. Remove and clean up all ground connections. Go to home depot in the electrical aisle and get a tube of noalox. It is an oxide inhibiting compound that is electrically conductive. Put some on your connection points and put the connections back together. If you want then put a layer over the connections for added protection. As far as your brake fluid it it did indeed boil I would drain the system and replace with fresh fluid.
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it sounds like some of your ground wires corroded. By this happening you were'nt getting a good ground and the juice was"pushing" to get to ground. Remove and clean up all ground connections. Go to home depot in the electrical aisle and get a tube of noalox. It is an oxide inhibiting compound that is electrically conductive. Put some on your connection points and put the connections back together. If you want then put a layer over the connections for added protection. As far as your brake fluid it it did indeed boil I would drain the system and replace with fresh fluid.
I need all the help I can get!