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Re: 91 chevy camaro battery and altanador keep draining...
I would get the alternator checked to make sure it has good voltage. It might be too weak to recharge the battery while running. The other issue could be a bad voltage regulator.
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I have a 92 chevy camaro Rs. My horn on steering colum don't work. They ran wires from battery and put a horn button next to driver left side of steering wheel in 2015. My question is where is Horn relay located so i can check that and fuse first before letting someone open up steering wheel for connection. I am a Female trying to do this. My husband has no patience for this stuff. And always ends up with xtra parts after... SOS
That sounds like you need an alternator. Take it off and get it tested at Advanced Auto or Autozone. Might need your battery recharged or replaced depending on how much it was drained.
The Alt is okay but the battery won't keep a charge? Replace the battery. At least take it to an auto parts store, and have them do a load test.
Your fuel pump is electric. When you turn the key on it pumps up. After it has developed the needed pressure, it no longer pumps, hence you won't hear it working anymore.
Diagnose your problem going through the various systems. Right now you have a problem with the starting system. It sounds like, from your explanation, that the battery is bad. If your battery checks out, and then you have the alternator checked out, you have an electrical drain. This may be tough to find.
After you replace your battery, wait 10 minutes, then try to start your Camaro. If it doesn't start, (Key to the Off position), take the Positive battery cable loose. Wait 2 minutes, then reconnect it. You are resetting the computer.
If the key turns, that's all it needs to do. Check, with a test light, to see if you have power to the starter. It could be a dirty loose battery cable, or a faulty cable, or a fuseable link in the positie cable that is gone. It could be the ignition switch itself. Not the key and tumbler, the switch on the steering column. You'll have to do some checking.
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