2019 Chevrolet Colorado Will Not Start After Removing and Reinstalling Battery Cable for Flat-Tow
Updated 07/31/2019 | Published 07/30/2019 >
Question:
Won’t start after I disconnect battery to tow and reconnect to drive
asked by: Gary
Helpful Expert Reply:
If you are manually removing and disconnecting the battery cables on your 2019 Chevrolet Colorado each time you set the vehicle up to tow then most likely you don't have the terminal tight enough. I do not see any other reason as to why the vehicle would not start nor have we heard of this issue before. This might be a good time to upgrade to the Roadmaster Automatic Battery Disconnect part # RM-766 as this allows you to engage and disengage the battery with the flick of a switch that way you don't run into any more issues like the above.
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Roadmaster Battery Disconnect for Towed Vehicle w/ Flat Tow Brake System - Gas Only
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- Flat Tow Wiring Harness
- Battery Disconnect
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