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Hi Chaps
Flat bat ?
Havent driver the mog for probably 6-7 weeks but thought i would fire it over today for a warm up
This is what I got
Ignition lights all seem strong. Makes the same noise as before when turning on but when turning again I get the rapid clicking noise
Enough juice to turn on the system, not enough to turn over the engine ??
Ta peeps
EDIT - when I first turned it on I noticed I had left the fan on from the last drive. This was blowing strongly. Could it be a sticky starter motor ??
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Sounds very much like it!
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Rapid clicking is the solenoid tripping in and out, so put some charge in and it will be OK hopefully.
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I am no expert, but my hubby puts his Morgan on a smart charger (trickle charge) when it’s going to be sitting in the garage for any more than one week. I think he got this out of a book that a mechanic had written. The mechanic said the battery is constantly being drained by the immobiliser. So in your case... if the fan was left on and blowing that’s not good either. If I was you I would start with simplest solution and charge your battery.
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A good charge and a blast down the road will see it alright Bonesie, got to keep the wheels tuning.
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Cheers folks. Ill whip it out and get some juice in it. Annoyingly I have no power in the garage which is a pain !
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There are some neat little Solar Charger packages around out there now which might suit you.
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I never thought of that, Rich. Could be an idea.
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Cars and boats area and if you have a window in your garage some come with suction cups so you can keep everything internal.
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AA do a good one.
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