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LS170 won't start.Need some advice
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<blockquote data-quote="Arbo" data-source="post: 55873" data-attributes="member: 3783"><p>I run an LX885, and have had the same issue with trying to jump start it. I installed an insulated lug inside the rear door that connects to the positive side of the battery with a number 4 cable. Now all I need to do for a jump is clamp to that lug, and the ground to a clean spot on the chassis. Saved my bacon a few times when the battery was getting weak. I also try to always park it with the boom up, and the boom lock engaged. That decision came after I replaced the starter with the boom down last winter. Not a fun job sitting on top of the engine, sorta standing on your head to get the starter out and back in in 20 degree F weather.</p><p> </p><p>A note on jumper cables...Buy a set with at least four gauge wire. You'll be happy you did!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arbo, post: 55873, member: 3783"] I run an LX885, and have had the same issue with trying to jump start it. I installed an insulated lug inside the rear door that connects to the positive side of the battery with a number 4 cable. Now all I need to do for a jump is clamp to that lug, and the ground to a clean spot on the chassis. Saved my bacon a few times when the battery was getting weak. I also try to always park it with the boom up, and the boom lock engaged. That decision came after I replaced the starter with the boom down last winter. Not a fun job sitting on top of the engine, sorta standing on your head to get the starter out and back in in 20 degree F weather. A note on jumper cables...Buy a set with at least four gauge wire. You'll be happy you did! [/QUOTE]
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