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<p>[QUOTE="Inderjit, post: 11956118, member: 204344"]I would suspect that you have a connection problem in the </p><p>battery power or grounds causing the slow cranking. The </p><p>body controller needs to see a neutral signal or it will not </p><p>send power to the starter relay. There should be a fuse in </p><p>the battery box for the TCM. Make sure it has not blown.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Inderjit, post: 11956118, member: 204344"]I would suspect that you have a connection problem in the battery power or grounds causing the slow cranking. The body controller needs to see a neutral signal or it will not send power to the starter relay. There should be a fuse in the battery box for the TCM. Make sure it has not blown.[/QUOTE]
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