she wont start

mitchabum100

hello, i have a 1995 G9 that won't start. I left it out over night and we had a thunder storm with lots of rain. I dont think it has anything to do with it but it has no power at all. i put the battery on the charger for a few hours and still nothing. Any ideas?

Joe

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crash12888

Fuse or pedal switch?
What have you checked with your meter so far?

spriddle

Agree with Crash. Check the 10 amp fuse driver's side rear fender area. Something may have gotten wet and the popped the fuse as soon as you hit the pedal.

mitchabum100

where is the pedal switch?

crash12888

under the floorboard by the pedal.
you check the fuse?
Anything else with your meter?

mitchabum100

fuse is ok.don't have a meter. What does the pedal switch look like?

crash12888

Round plunger type switch with two wires coming out of it.
You really need a meter to troubleshoot properly. You can check power to solenoid to determine if you have a low amp circuit problem or high amp starting problem.
On electrical issues, I like starting right in the middle.
That way you can rule out 50% of a system.

mitchabum100

the fuse may be blown. it is so dirty i cant see it. Gonna get one tomorrow.Just noticed it doesnt beep when i put in reverse.Coincidence?

crash12888

So your whole problem just might be a blown fuse after all, A VOM meter will do the testing for you but you have to know how to use it as well.
You are all over the place with no direction or starting point and half checking and assuming things. you can't properly troubleshoot an electrical issue without a meter because a meter will tell you the direction to go.
Take a chill for the night and get a meter.
While you're waiting, download the wiring schematic and trace the wires, find out what is where andlearn the sequence of events that make the system work.
It will help when you start on it.