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Re: H wont turn over. update
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Posted by matt w on December 07, 2004 at 07:20:05 from (4.157.20.9):
In Reply to: H wont turn over. posted by matt w on December 01, 2004 at 08:22:12:
here is an update. had to get a new starter button, broke the one that was on trying to get the connections off of it. had fried them a little using a 12 volt battery. put new starter button on, new connections on, cleaned off all the ends to make sure of a good connection. took off the plugs and put some WD-40 in it and let it sit. went out the next day and was able to get it to turn over. have been able to several times since,but it did not start. will a 6 volt system turn over slower than a 12 volt? because it does turn over slower than my other H. if so, than it may just not be getting gas to get a spark because it didn't even show signs of firing. was just turning over. any thoughts?
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