So I relocated my battery to the back of my ef. Now when I try to start I'm just get an extremely fast clicking sound. Could it be a ground issue or something ells I am not thinking of. Car started fine before the relocation and I rechecked my wiring severl times.

 

Grounding issue. Find a better ground point, check starter as well.

 

its the ground wire......also check the starter and make sure all plugs going to it are connected

 

Also wondering if it could be lack of cranking amps on the battery. Would that passable have the same result.

 

MM&Y of car???
How long is batt. cable?
Where is the cable that runs from the batt., [batt. pos.(+)] to front of car connected?
What gauge is that cable?
What kind of fuse/breaker are you using?
What gauge is the batt. ground?
How long is the batt. ground and where and how is it connected? 94

 

yeah my buddy had the same problem..try a battery from another larger vehicle and u will notice a difference at the start up

 

make sure you check your battery terminal connections. some cars wont start because the battery cant get enough amps through a bad connection to start the car.

 

im gonna say battery cables are too long causing higher resistance therefore less voltage to start car

 

There could be soo many things wrong... answer these questions for us please. especially where the grounds connected and what gauge cables you are using. Make sure all connections are tight, on starter and battery.

When I relocated the battery in my ef to the back I was able to still start my b18 with the same old battery I had to crank the single cam... You could have a low battery charge though. Check it quick with a multimeter..

 

FCM has great ?s now we just need answers.