The starter is grounded through it's mounting bolts. What other starter ground are you referring to?
jetjock creepy-ass cracka Jul 11, 2005 9,439 0 0 Redacted per Title 18 USC Section 798 Mar 27, 2009 #21 The starter is grounded through it's mounting bolts. What other starter ground are you referring to?
Kckazdude Active Member Mar 16, 2007 1,239 0 36 Memphis, TN Mar 27, 2009 #22 I can hear the loose nut behind the wheel rattling from here.
3p141592654 90T Oct 11, 2005 3,816 16 38 Thousand Oaks, CA Mar 27, 2009 #23 I'll bet the smell of an overheated starter is lot like burning sine wures!
dumbo Supramania Contributor Jul 16, 2008 1,911 0 0 Albera, Too Far North Mar 28, 2009 #24 Ahhh just got home from night shift, needed a good laugh.
8 877m New Member Feb 10, 2009 65 0 0 Lewiston, NY Mar 29, 2009 #25 3p141592654;1282436 said: I'll bet the smell of an overheated starter is lot like burning sine wures! Click to expand... ya i am think that too not sure though i am still doing some checking and honestly makin fun of someones typos grow up bro
3p141592654;1282436 said: I'll bet the smell of an overheated starter is lot like burning sine wures! Click to expand... ya i am think that too not sure though i am still doing some checking and honestly makin fun of someones typos grow up bro
8 877m New Member Feb 10, 2009 65 0 0 Lewiston, NY Mar 29, 2009 #26 jetjock;1282285 said: The starter is grounded through it's mounting bolts. What other starter ground are you referring to? Click to expand... no its the power lol. i ran the same type of wire for my starter as i did for the main ground for the motor.
jetjock;1282285 said: The starter is grounded through it's mounting bolts. What other starter ground are you referring to? Click to expand... no its the power lol. i ran the same type of wire for my starter as i did for the main ground for the motor.