On Mon, 5 Jul 1999 02:59:48 -0700 (PDT) Trygve D Oye
<tryg@u.washington.edu> writes:
>HAPPY 5TH
>
>Well, I do believe I have found the starting problem. In fact, I
>just
>found the real starter, embarrassingly. I originally thought that
>some
>other component was the starter that was hidden under the manifold
>even
>further. I had advice on things I should look for including the
>basic
>wiring and the alternator possibly. Well, it could be both. I traced
>the
>battery positive lead to the starter. I've been curious about whether
>the
>connection was tight, so I gave the cable a nudge only to find it
>swivel
>freely. That's great and all but guess what! I can't figure out for
>the
>life of me how to tighten the stupid thing. It's buried so deep under
>the
>wires and such that I can't get my hand to it or even pull the rubber
>cover off of the connection to get a look at it. Does anyone have
>any
>pointers or ideas about what I should do to fix the problem? It's so
>frustrating to see it there and not be able to fix it.
>
>At least I know what to fiddle with if the starter doesn't seem up to
>getting the car started (at least I hope this is the problem).
>
>
>-Trygve Oye
>Seattle, WA
>
>'89 405 S sedan
>
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