Hmmmm,,,, so you have 10 volts at the starter, right? How about checking
towards the battery, the point between where you have 12 volts and where
you have 10 volts is where the problem is. I don't think you need to
replace that long cable, unless it is the wrong size or is broken
somewhere of course.
Per
gardner5 at comcast.net skrev 2011-08-08 16:43:
> Have a 2 volt- drop detected between battery and starter, so cranking is
> weak.B I'd thought that I'd already eliminated grounding etc. through visual
> investigation , so I figured it that it was the starter armature and therefore
> had the starter rebuilt.B Installed the rebuilt starter, and still have a 2
> volt-drop.B Now I'm considering replacing the cable from the battery to the
> starter with a larger diameter.B Any ideas?
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> Joel
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> BN2
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