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Starting issue continued 200 1986

AS a recap I replaced the starter in my son's 240 to find that was not the problem. After jumping it it went 50 yards and died. We jumped it again and left the lights off and it made it the 30 minutes home. We thought the battery might be bad so we changed that out with a spare. On turning the key it fired to life. Next time nothing, not even a click. Battery reads 13 volts. Tomorrow I'll check the small wire that runs from the positive terminal.
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Simon 80 240 312k 18 years. 'White Lightning'






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