2000 Chevy Venture
3.4 SFI 3400 V6
codes = no
tech = KK
question = I have a 2000 Chevy Venture Van and i went to start it and it
blew the DRL fuse and had no power at that point. I replaced the fuse and
went to start it again and it had power on accessory and then lost all
power again when i tried to crank it and none of the fuses are bad
KK:
Be sure to check ALL the fuses. Underhood fuse block, and dash fuse block.
Use a test light when checking, with the key on, that way you will know if you are
getting power TO all the fuses as well as if the fuses are good. If you do not
have power on a few of the fuses, then will need to look at some schematics.
Be sure to check that the battery cables are clean and tight. Have had many
batteries where the lug in the battery is loose and will pull out of battery if you try
to tighten the cable a little tighter. Or it may be leaking acid. If these basic
checks dont show anything, then you may have an ignition switch or security
problem for the no start condition.
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3.4 SFI 3400 V6
codes = no
tech = KK
question = I have a 2000 Chevy Venture Van and i went to start it and it
blew the DRL fuse and had no power at that point. I replaced the fuse and
went to start it again and it had power on accessory and then lost all
power again when i tried to crank it and none of the fuses are bad
KK:
Be sure to check ALL the fuses. Underhood fuse block, and dash fuse block.
Use a test light when checking, with the key on, that way you will know if you are
getting power TO all the fuses as well as if the fuses are good. If you do not
have power on a few of the fuses, then will need to look at some schematics.
Be sure to check that the battery cables are clean and tight. Have had many
batteries where the lug in the battery is loose and will pull out of battery if you try
to tighten the cable a little tighter. Or it may be leaking acid. If these basic
checks dont show anything, then you may have an ignition switch or security
problem for the no start condition.
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