2000 Southwind Storm Won't Start

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2000 Southwind Storm Won't Start

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2000 Southwind Storm Won't Start	Mike	2-24-08
My coach was working fine when I parked if for the winter. When I went to start it the other day, the battery was dead, so I took it out and charged it. When I replaced the battery, the coach will not start. The headlights work but the accessories do not. Turn the key and the dashboard lights up but nothing else happens. I checked the few fuses I could find and they were ok. Ford chassis with V10 engine. Help
Re: 2000 Southwind Storm Won't Start	Jurgen Ahlmann	2-29-08
Hi, It might be your battery connection at the battery. If you don't have a good connection you will have this happen.
Re: 2000 Southwind Storm Won't Start	Cuzbo	4-17-08
You might try tapping your starter, samething happened to me and all I had to do was crawl underneath with your good ol' hammer and tap the starter a few times and it fired right up. Sometimes when we turn off the starter it stops at the wrong stop where it won't fire up.