Dont think its the charge. The light for the a/c button would still be on. There is a bad connection somewhere. I have the same issue on my rodeo but it only happens occasionally so I'm not able to track it down.
Super VXer
Dont think its the charge. The light for the a/c button would still be on. There is a bad connection somewhere. I have the same issue on my rodeo but it only happens occasionally so I'm not able to track it down.
--Dave
Super VXer
This may seem really off the wall, but I have a similar issue with my '82 Mustang, and the problem with mine is the IGNITION SWITCH. When I start the car I have to very gentle rotate the key back a few degrees in order for the electrical contacts to engage. I learned this trick from my '70 Torino that did the same thing, except all the gauges would read high. (Maybe it's a Ford thing.)
Gregg
2001 Proton Yellow #1379
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well cobra that's about the only thing I haven't bothered jingle jangling. I will give that a try and let ya know
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