No crank No start troubleshooting QX80

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  • This is a second video describing how to troubleshoot a No crank No start situation on a QX80.

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  • @wireless641
    @wireless641 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi Jack. Fantastic content! I have a 2014 QX80 doing exactly the no start/clicking scenario. Not always, but enough to freak out my wife. I eliminated the issue for a while by cutting the wire which was keeping battery from charging all the time. Now the clicking issue has returned. Is there any way to get a copy of the schematics you are showing in the videos?

    • @jackharding98
      @jackharding98  หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@wireless641 Check your public library web page for a link to the Chilton repair manuals online. That's how I got them for free. My intermittent start was due to a starter motor. I bought a new one from either Amazon or Rock Auto. I replaced it myself and have not had an issue since.

  • @joehuu3737
    @joehuu3737 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi Jack! I've got a question for you - I'm trying to add a kill switch to the starter button with starter wiring harness, do you know which color would be the B+ I've done some readings and kept getting blue and white as the ACC and the orange/brownish color as the B+ but wanted confirmation. Maybe you could help provide an answer.

    • @jackharding98
      @jackharding98  5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Ignition switch (push button) output power to BCM is terminal 4 on connector M101, it is a light blue wire. Terminal 1 in M101 is black, that's the ground wire.

  • @BruceandTonja
    @BruceandTonja 4 หลายเดือนก่อน

    2013 qx56 was shorted out by crossed cable wires no power to starter from red wire from ipdm
    does that mean bad ipdm unit everything else works in vehicle

    • @jackharding98
      @jackharding98  4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It's hard to know if your IPDM is bad with only what you've shared, but it is possible the IPDM was damaged. I have some other ignition trouble shooting videos you might view and do a little more troubleshooting. As for the starter specifically, the transmission control module also plays a role in allowing power to go to the starter solenoid. I've got a short video about testing that also. I wish I had a quick easy answer for you, but it just isn't that simple. IPDM are too expensive to guess at and buy a part you might not need.