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Ba Wagon Boss 260


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so I have a boss 260 in a ba wagon. it would start and the relay was just clicking. I tried jump starting it. no good. so I put a screw driver across the starter motor and it just turned over and didn't start. now it is showing up code on the icc. any ideas?

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  • Member For: 11y 2m 22d
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Tried cycling the ignition a few times?

How have you combined the electronics? ie exactly what is from the donor and what is existing?

Feels like dejavu as a guy that had done this exact same swap probably 6 months ago had starting issues aswell. Except his would start if he dropped the gearbox like 10mm by loosening the crossmember. Which was uber weird...that's not you is it?

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yeah that was me. was a bad earth. now this code sh*t is happening and I can't figure it out. everything was fine before I put a screw driver over the starter. the only issue was every now and again it wouldn't start it would just click. so I would push start and and wouldn't have a drama for a week or so

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Ok well given that I think we can rule out unmarried modules ect

Sounds like a sus battery to me, I had an issue once where the car would start 9/10 times then just go click click. Was an auto, weird thing was after a jump start you could turn it off straight away, then like magic it would start. No way its had a chance to charge so cant be battery right? Well it was, collapsed cell apparently. Changed it and nothing else, never had a problem again.

My FG did heaps of weird sh*t when the battery was closed to dead, asking for icc codes, transmission not in park bullsh*t ect..the electronics in these cars are sensitive to battery voltage, seems to reach a point where they just loose their mind so to speak. If you have a known good battery to test with id be ruling it out first cause you can do your head in over something simple.

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Not before you 100% eliminate the battery. Like o said its possible for them to fail in such a way they just randomly dont work, it may have failed completely now.

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