Thread: Hard starting Flathead V8 Ford
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11-13-2008 03:25 PM #1
Thanks, I’ll check the cables out first, it’s frustrating when a car won’t start.
I saw a post where a guy took a 12-volt battery and had it hooked up as a jumper. The pos. to the frame, the neg, to the solenoid the wire to another starter button that would spin the starter real fast since it wasn’t wired to the system it would not interfere. Every once in a while he would put a trickle charge on the 12-volt since it was only drawing. If I can get that entire procedure straight I may try that if the cables don’t help, His only warning was do not hit both buttons at the same time. He had his in the middle under the dash to prevent hitting it.
Richard
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11-13-2008 05:25 PM #2
Your starter is drawing too much current. Take it to an old mechanic that knows his stuff and get it rebuilt right.
I believe this was somewhere around 2015, Rick, Rosie and Johnboy
John Norton aka johnboy