Craig Heels
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Hi guys, I have a '15 Viper LTx-DX, haven't started since early Nov. I've had battery in house on trickle charger since end of last year, shows full charge. Installed today, and getting nothing but a "Clicking" from back in the area of the battery. Idea's? Its currently -22C outside, (third day in row at lower than -20), I'm wondering if it could be the small distributor cap like thing { solenoid? } hooked to battery or little thing plugged into that ( in-line fuse? ), need feed back!
super1c
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Frozen relays. Get sled inside to warm up, hand warmer or hairdryer under hood by clutch. Relays are in the fuse box.
Craig Heels
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OK thanks, will give it a go!
Yamatuner
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Did that work? Seems relays etc.. are problematic for some and non existent for others. Hopefully it's not an issue with a frozen starter like another member recently had.
Craig Heels
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Yes, jumping the relay with a wire worked great! Ordered the new relay from a nearby dealer, just waiting for it to come in. Have added the wire to my tool kit! LOL
