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We had this problem with the vortecs in the Toyotas and to fix the problem we had to take all of the ground wires on the chassis off and grind the factory paint off down to bare metal. We found that the paint was insulating and we were not getting proper grounds just from the bolt threads themselves. You have to find all of the smaller grounds and not just the main negative. Hope this helps.
  • Posted 30 Jun 2011 21:44
  • By BusBoy
  • joined 20 Oct'09 - 14 messages
  • Ontario, Canada

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