So my plan this morning is to pull the fuse box and check that first. If all the fuses are good, I'll sidle the van up to the Focus and see if I can jump-start it using the power of the running van engine. This will effectively "test" the Focus battery. If it doesn't start, then it really is something other than the battery. Or, it's the battery AND something else (these things usually come in twos and threes in my experience).
If nothing works to start the Focus, then I will check the van's fluids, air up the tires, and go over to Morristown to complete my test-driving of new cars--the manual transmission Vibe (I want to compare it to the automatic), the Hyundai Elantra Touring "Wagon," and the Dodge Caliber. Let's hope the van has a few more miles in her for her big finale.
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Several years ago, I had same problem with a Pontiac T-1000 aka a piece of junk! It was the alternator. Had to replace it 2 or 3 times.
Never a dull minute in our lives....I mean, did we enter Bizarro Land without realizing it and now THIS IS IT? One thing after another....shaking my head back and forth profusely and laughing like a crazed hyena!! Yep, Bizarro Land alright - ha ha ha - could be worse, though - couldn't it? At least we NEVER are bored!!!!! And, if we hadn't entered Bizarro Land, would we even have met?
L, M ;-0
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