12V dies when starter removed?

[kb9bg]

Check for solid ground connections (had
same problem on 85 PT40 some time back-ground to frame was not good-was solid to
the feel for tight connection=BUT not a good ground- Thus, filed & ground
to verify connections= all well)

[i]Regards[/i]

[b]Gregg W. Kizer[/b]

96 WBSD ‘42

New Castle, IN

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From:
WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com [mailto:WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Greg Young

Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008
1:21 AM

To: Wanderlodge Forum

Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] 12V
dies when starter removed?

Hi everybody -



Our starter died over the weekend and we pulled it out this morning. In
so doing, I turned off the 12V system via the under-dash switch, then
disconnected the batteries so there was no chance of shock in removing the
starter. Reconnected the batteries, turned the dash switch back on,
and... nothing. The inverter is still seeing the batteries and charging
them, but none of the 12V systems have any juice. Is there something else
I was supposed to do? Will 12V come magically back when the starter is
replaced? Any other ideas?



Thanks!

Greg Young

1986 PT40 "Bluefire"

Escondido, CA

(760) 807-1727