Monday, November 27th, 2017 AT 3:31 PM
When it is cold in the morning usually below forty degrees sometimes it cranks a little and then nothing like the battery is drained, but when I check the voltage on battery it is over thirteen volts but as soon as I hook up my jumper starter it starts right up. I have changed the cables to the battery to starter, to alternator and fuse box it still cranks slow some times it starts some time it does not. Then I jump it and it starts right up. So is it the battery not holding charge under load or the starter? It could be the original starter not sure. Thanks for your time.


