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HELP QUICK!!! starter dont go
ok, planning on going dragracing ths afternoon and towing the camaro down wiht the truck, ok, filled the truc up with gas, went to start it and a first it turned a couple times then just stopped, i I try to get it to start again it makes a sound, not the normal clickin I rember will other GMs, but I have a remote mount silinoid(ford):-( but now when I go to turn the starter over she makes the noise the stops before I let off it, and takes a couple secs ad the volt meter reads 0. then I hear a click and I can do it again?? whats up?????
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and forgot to say I melted the nd off my ground from the battery once, gott diff. wire in it now...
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I'm probably not much help, but I'd start with that replaced wire and then check all connections and cables, along with the battery. Good luck! :bowtie:
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I had the same problem last weekend while I was towing. I blamed my 10 month old Hi-torque mini starter. Replaced the starter, and had the same problem! I turned out to be a bad battery! My mini-starter is back in and doin' fine with my new Interstate battery!
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Sounds like batt. Put a digital volt meter on the battery and measure voltage while cranking engine over. If i drops below 10 volts, your battery is whacked. My truck will still start with a dead cell in the batt and the CVR mini starter, but not a change in Hell that a GM starter will.
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He told me on MSN, that the battery only had 8 volts, while on the charger, I think we've figured out his problem, hopefully.
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It was a combination battery and the wire from the remote siliniod o the starter grounding out( coating melted:() got it goin good now, drove it 150-160 miles today/night :-) got 7 or 8 MPG with that 454/TH350 pullin the flat bed with the camaro :-) rides SMOOTH
Bryce |
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