SHO is being fussy... *update*
I thinking it might just be the battery or the humidity in the air.
Today I was ready to head-out for work (9:45) and hopped in the SHO to start it.
I turn the key, it starts cranking. I get about three - Wrrr-Wrrr-Wrrr, then it stops. Now when I turn the key it makes this electric buzzing noise and does nothing. Occasionally in the mornings it will do this, but if I give it a moment it'll start right-up without a complaint the rest of the day. Today though, it just didn't want to. I got a ride to work and come home just now (6:30) and decided to give it a shot. I got two - Wrrr-Wrrr, and it goes back to it's little buzzing noise.
It was about 30degrees F today and foggy for a lot of the day (morning and then now). I'm betting that the humidity in the air has a lot to do with the problem right now, as the SHO has started for me without a complaint in the negative temps.
Anyway, I'm planning on giving it a try tomorrow morning and seeing what happens. Any ideas?
I thinking it might just be the battery or the humidity in the air.
Today I was ready to head-out for work (9:45) and hopped in the SHO to start it.
I turn the key, it starts cranking. I get about three - Wrrr-Wrrr-Wrrr, then it stops. Now when I turn the key it makes this electric buzzing noise and does nothing. Occasionally in the mornings it will do this, but if I give it a moment it'll start right-up without a complaint the rest of the day. Today though, it just didn't want to. I got a ride to work and come home just now (6:30) and decided to give it a shot. I got two - Wrrr-Wrrr, and it goes back to it's little buzzing noise.
It was about 30degrees F today and foggy for a lot of the day (morning and then now). I'm betting that the humidity in the air has a lot to do with the problem right now, as the SHO has started for me without a complaint in the negative temps.
Anyway, I'm planning on giving it a try tomorrow morning and seeing what happens. Any ideas?