Intermittent starting

ok…my cars been doing funny things today… its a '93 gsr… only 126,000 km’s…so i should be having no problems… i havent really been driving the car too much, just back and forth to school and to work, which is only around a 5 minute drive… today, its really warm here, and theres a lot of water sitting on the roads because the snow is melting…so there is a large amount of slush ect. so i pull in to get a drink, arm my alarm and go in… come out, unarm my alarm, jump in and go to start my car… nothing happens…all it does is click…doesnt even turn over…try it a couple more times…same thing…nuthing… so then i get out and my alarm starts to go off and is beeping strange ect… im like WTF!!!.. so i call my dad, and we call for a towtruck as the car will not start(my alarm has an automatic kill built into it so i figured that this was the problem…). we reset the computers ect… and still nothing happens… tow truck dude comes, and we try and boost it… starts right away… so im thinking…alrite my batterys screwed… go to pull out of the lot and the car dies( in the middle of the road… always fun) so i try and fire it up again…starts no problem…so now im like what the hell!!!. came home, and tried to start it again…started no problem…what the hell is going on with my car!!! did something just get wet or what?? should it be of major concern?? is my battery toast?? anyone??? i really dont wana get stranded somewhere so any input would be excellent…

thanks…

Check the fusebox under the hood. In the bottom front corner there is the positive terminal where the battery connects to the fusebox and the rest of the car. There is a screw holding down the wire. Spray some electro contact cleaner in there and make sure it’s tight. I had the same problem also when that screw got loose.

Not only the positive. Check the negative terminal on the battery too. That did it for me once.

if the battery has two caps on it maybe try prying the caps off and seeing if the battery is low on water. When the rods in the battery are exposed to air it starts to go pretty fast. You can fill it back up with water and save it for a few more months.

That is what happend to me.