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07-22-2003, 06:34 PM
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Check your cranking volts at the starter. If your not getting enough juice to the starter, check all your connections, especially the ground. Is it connected directly to the engine, or are you running a gound to the chassis, and a strap to the engine? This can cause a low voltage condition at the starter.
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