Problem solved... Thanks everyone
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Originally Posted by dhayner,Sep 19 2005, 08:45 AM
Sounds like your battery is low. Could be the battery itself, a slow current leak, or the alternator. My guess is you need a new battery.
Paul,
I would run a diagnostic to see if you have an electrical drain somewhere...
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Originally Posted by pantyraider,Sep 19 2005, 10:08 AM
This is pretty funny because I have a 2001 Spa S2000 also, with almost the same mileage (48k) , live in So Cal, and I had the exact same problem yesterday.
I think it's just the battery getting old. I noticed though that if I turned off the car, and then put my top up, I wouldn't be able to start it the next time. So remember to keep the car running when you put the top up or down until you get a new battery.
I think it's just the battery getting old. I noticed though that if I turned off the car, and then put my top up, I wouldn't be able to start it the next time. So remember to keep the car running when you put the top up or down until you get a new battery.
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Had the same symptoms a few weeks ago during a cold weather spell, and turns out the OEM battery in my '02 was ready to give up the ghost. I also went with a Sears Die Hard Gold to replace it. Let's start a club. 
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