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Dave (NE) ![]() Orange Level ![]() Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Location: Eagle Nebraska Points: 2152 |
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Well, still messing with the one-sixty starting issue I posted a week or so ago. As I previously mentioned, I can get juice to the started to turn it over and start when I have the battery charger on. It doesn't turn the starter at all without the charger connected. The light on the insturment panel along with the headlights work. It is a new fully charged battery (I even tried a different new battery). I have cleaned all of the connections and today put new battery cables on. I am really stumped on this one, because it starts right up with the charger hooked up, but doesn't turn anything over without it. Is there some other place where a ground connection could be causing a problem and with the charger I am providing the ground to start it? Any help or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks, Dave
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bobkyllo ![]() Orange Level ![]() ![]() Joined: 14 Sep 2009 Location: minnesota Points: 1550 |
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have you tried to clean where the starter mounts to the block? how about taking a ground cable and mount one end to the starter and bolt the other end some place else that would make a good ground. have you tried to check the key switch to be sure its not that?
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