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Good advice, thank you. I will charge and carry a spare battery and that will help me identify the problem.

Thanks. This was done by an auto electrician with 4 different meters and he advised that the battery is absolutely fine and producing the cranking amps it should.

Thank you. I suspect it is indeed the starter motor dying when the engine gets hot. I did re-work all of the main battery leads including the interconnect where the jump start point is and although that seemed to fix things, it did not last.

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This problem has been on and off for 2 years now and it's driving me nuts. When the car is cranked first thing in the morning, it turns over just fine and starts on first crank. If I drive it to work (2 min) and start it say 3hrs later, all is fine too. However, if I drive it for 30 mins...