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Hi John:
Have you tried verifying the starter motor works? While the car is
in neutral. Take a pair of jumper cables connected to the battery, on
the other end. Connect the positive to the large battery connection on
the solenoid. Then just touch the ground side of the jumpers to the body
of the starter motor. If the starter is good it will engage and turn if
not you have either a bad solenoid and or starter.
Good Luck
Bob
From: John Summers <trumpet@bellsouth.net>
Subject: I'm Confused
Hey world, I'm writing to you today from somewhere far past the little
town called "Wits End".
When last I wrote, the TR 6 wouldn't start. I'm sure we all remember I
had replaced all ignition parts and ignition relay and had taken my
battery back to the folks that sold it to me. They did replace it for
"free".
I put the thing in this afternoon and turned the key and the warning
lights all came on like they are supposed to do, but that is as far as
the current went.
Oh yes, I have also replaced the ignition switch. So, I disconnected
the grounding strap from engine to body and cleaned the surfaces &
re-attached it. STILL nothing! I have also cleaned the attachment on
the starter from the battery.
I'm stumped. But what's new, right.
I am also getting as tired of asking for help as you are of hearing me
ask.
(the infameous & humbled)
John Summers
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