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Old Apr 20th, 2019, 07:21   #1
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Ok since I got my 2006 V70 D5 it's been a slow starter when cold, when warm it's fine but in the last two days it got worse and now nothing.

Battery is good and all lights electrics seem fine.

When I turn the key I hear relays followed by a click and nothing?

Where do I start to investigate?

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if your battery is good maybe a bad earth
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Hi,

Ok since I got my 2006 V70 D5 it's been a slow starter when cold, when warm it's fine but in the last two days it got worse and now nothing.

Battery is good and all lights electrics seem fine.

When I turn the key I hear relays followed by a click and nothing?

Where do I start to investigate?

Many thanks
Hi you say the battery is good, How did you test the battery,
as cold will really knock down any battery if on its way out, and would give slow turn over,
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Hi you say the battery is good, How did you test the battery,
as cold will really knock down any battery if on its way out, and would give slow turn over,
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It's recently been into an auto electrician and got him to test it. He said it was one of the strongest he'd seen.

I will test it with a multimeter though to double check.
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Get a jump lead and connect it from the bracket on the alternator to a good earth on the car, one of the strut bolts usually ok, and see if that makes any difference. If it does, your earth strap is broken or high resistance.
If not, possibly a starter motor problem?
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Turns out it was the starter motor, took a while to remove the rusty bolts but all good in the end, strong cranks now
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Turns out it was the starter motor, took a while to remove the rusty bolts but all good in the end, strong cranks now
Nice one, glad it got sorted !
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