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Ok, so here is the problem. When my truck is cold, the engine cranks right over and fires. Once I drive it and the whole thing gets warm, I turn the truck off and when trying to crank it back over, the starter seems to have the hardest time with it, just kinda turning the engine barely. Once I let it cool down for a while , it cranks over right away.
The battery is strong ( over 1000A cranking), just put a new cable from battery to solenoid. so I'm thinking it is the starter, getting heat soaked maybe or it just needs a new one, maybe a high torque starter. My engine is a '89 460, converted to carb, higher compression, cam.
Any thoughts on what it might be?
The battery is strong ( over 1000A cranking), just put a new cable from battery to solenoid. so I'm thinking it is the starter, getting heat soaked maybe or it just needs a new one, maybe a high torque starter. My engine is a '89 460, converted to carb, higher compression, cam.
Any thoughts on what it might be?