2009 MMH No Crank No Start
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2009 MMH No Crank No Start
Have a 2009 MMH that sat too long and had 267 V prior to jumping. Voltage now 343V Del_MOD_V varies between 0.19 and 0.25. after about 6 hours of charging.
The only codes that I see after clearing following charging is P1000.
Engine is not cranking.
12V battery is fully charged.
Suggestions?
The only codes that I see after clearing following charging is P1000.
Engine is not cranking.
12V battery is fully charged.
Suggestions?
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Re: 2009 MMH No Crank No Start
#4
Re: 2009 MMH No Crank No Start
Thanks for commenting. I'm not sure if it is the lock cylinder or the housing that is the culprit as I have difficulty inserting the key..Any idea on how to take out the cylinder without the key? I have a junkyard housing that I needs the cylinder removed.
Finally, I want to express my appreciation for your post detailing the jump method. The only mistake I made was to check voltage using Forscan while the hla-120g-c350a was plugged-in, it blew the fuse. Was wondering why after 4 hours of charging it was lower that the 2 hour reading.
Finally, I want to express my appreciation for your post detailing the jump method. The only mistake I made was to check voltage using Forscan while the hla-120g-c350a was plugged-in, it blew the fuse. Was wondering why after 4 hours of charging it was lower that the 2 hour reading.
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Re: 2009 MMH No Crank No Start
Thanks for commenting. I'm not sure if it is the lock cylinder or the housing that is the culprit as I have difficulty inserting the key..Any idea on how to take out the cylinder without the key? I have a junkyard housing that I needs the cylinder removed.
Finally, I want to express my appreciation for your post detailing the jump method. The only mistake I made was to check voltage using Forscan while the hla-120g-c350a was plugged-in, it blew the fuse. Was wondering why after 4 hours of charging it was lower that the 2 hour reading.
Finally, I want to express my appreciation for your post detailing the jump method. The only mistake I made was to check voltage using Forscan while the hla-120g-c350a was plugged-in, it blew the fuse. Was wondering why after 4 hours of charging it was lower that the 2 hour reading.
Glad you were able to get some good out of it!
Did you have a diode installed? Very surprised if a fuse popped when a diode is present.
Last edited by S Keith; 07-03-2023 at 08:26 PM.
#6
Re: 2009 MMH No Crank No Start
I think part of your comment is missing. Have i tried what?
The reason I'm asking is that I have an ignition housing out of a 2012 FEH from the junkyard that I need the lock cylinder removed so that I can swap in my lock cylinder to see if was the housing mechanism vs the lock cylinder. I do not have the key to the junkyard housing to make the cylinder removal easy, so I need another method to remove said cylinder without the key.
I had two diodes soldered on to the battery side of the charging brick exactly as pictured in the diagram. It was really my first time soldering, so maybe I messed something up, but when I unplugged the brick to check voltage via Forscan, the fuse did not blow.
The reason I'm asking is that I have an ignition housing out of a 2012 FEH from the junkyard that I need the lock cylinder removed so that I can swap in my lock cylinder to see if was the housing mechanism vs the lock cylinder. I do not have the key to the junkyard housing to make the cylinder removal easy, so I need another method to remove said cylinder without the key.
I had two diodes soldered on to the battery side of the charging brick exactly as pictured in the diagram. It was really my first time soldering, so maybe I messed something up, but when I unplugged the brick to check voltage via Forscan, the fuse did not blow.
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Re: 2009 MMH No Crank No Start
I think part of your comment is missing. Have i tried what?
The reason I'm asking is that I have an ignition housing out of a 2012 FEH from the junkyard that I need the lock cylinder removed so that I can swap in my lock cylinder to see if was the housing mechanism vs the lock cylinder. I do not have the key to the junkyard housing to make the cylinder removal easy, so I need another method to remove said cylinder without the key.
I had two diodes soldered on to the battery side of the charging brick exactly as pictured in the diagram. It was really my first time soldering, so maybe I messed something up, but when I unplugged the brick to check voltage via Forscan, the fuse did not blow.
The reason I'm asking is that I have an ignition housing out of a 2012 FEH from the junkyard that I need the lock cylinder removed so that I can swap in my lock cylinder to see if was the housing mechanism vs the lock cylinder. I do not have the key to the junkyard housing to make the cylinder removal easy, so I need another method to remove said cylinder without the key.
I had two diodes soldered on to the battery side of the charging brick exactly as pictured in the diagram. It was really my first time soldering, so maybe I messed something up, but when I unplugged the brick to check voltage via Forscan, the fuse did not blow.
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