Subject: Re: Slow Cranking Starter
Author: Patrick Hayes
Date: Aug 29, 2002, 8:07 AM
Post ID: 1710904876
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In a message dated 8/29/2002 7:46:40 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
bred-@aol.com writes:
| . Any ideas. |
Inspect and clean ALL wiring connections in this circuit. Use good
dielectric grease on reassembly.
Inspect your timing. Too much advance at idle can slow down and stop a
starter motor.
Test another starter in this bike. Consider disassembly and cleaning of the
starter and to ensure there are no burned up armature wirings.
Patrick
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Inspect and clean ALL wiring connections in this circuit. Use good dielectric grease on reassembly.<BR>
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Inspect your timing. Too much advance at idle can slow down and stop a starter motor.<BR>
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Test another starter in this bike. Consider disassembly and cleaning of the starter and to ensure there are no burned up armature wirings.<BR>
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Patrick</FONT>
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