HELP starter problem
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From: The Top of Utah
Originally Posted by mikey whipreck
Like I said, it attaches to the larger stud on the starter solenoid, I think you're '84 uses a different starter setup though, doesn't it? I'm not sure where it comes from, I didn't think to check that...
Originally Posted by mikey whipreck
The other wire (it is a very thick wire, the "starter motor grounding strap") comes from above the starter,
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Melting Slicks
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We must be talking about the same things, cause you all seem convinced.
I guess I'm describing this wrong, or using the wrong terms.
If I could show you what I'm describing maybe that would be best.
In any case. My starter now works fine. That's all I wanted to convey by bringing this post up again.
sorry for any confusion...
I guess I'm describing this wrong, or using the wrong terms.
If I could show you what I'm describing maybe that would be best.
In any case. My starter now works fine. That's all I wanted to convey by bringing this post up again.
sorry for any confusion...
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From: The Top of Utah
First, I (we) appreciate the report that you got it fixed. Maybe *I* wasn't clear. On my '84, there are two large ring terminals that go onto the large solenoid stud. Unlike later years, the '84 has several wires terminated at the ring terminal that isn't the battery cable. The point was, that nothing conected to the terminal with the battery cable could be a ground. If it were a ground it would cause a dead short.
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