Aussie Hawk;
As graylark says when the ignition key is turned to start I believe that the only electric circuits that are energized is the starter and the ignition. The engine would start and when the key is returned to run, the rest of the electrical system is energized. If the radio circuit is shorted; that would kill the engine.
Now for the cable to the starter. It is possible that the starter failed due to the number of attempts to start the engine.
And for Gary; it is about 860+ miles to where my daughter was on the North West side of Chicago from my house via route I90 not counting miles driven for food and fuel.
Ron
As graylark says when the ignition key is turned to start I believe that the only electric circuits that are energized is the starter and the ignition. The engine would start and when the key is returned to run, the rest of the electrical system is energized. If the radio circuit is shorted; that would kill the engine.
Now for the cable to the starter. It is possible that the starter failed due to the number of attempts to start the engine.
And for Gary; it is about 860+ miles to where my daughter was on the North West side of Chicago from my house via route I90 not counting miles driven for food and fuel.
Ron
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