another warman hack job

Feb 26, 2005 5 Replies


Yes.... could even be the starter itself. The place to start is to make sure


>all connections are clean and tight... by clean I mean shiny... by
>connection, I mean the spade, the stud, the nut, any washers... cleanliness
>is next to startliness. This is a 20 year old truck, so be sure that the
>cheap stuff is right before throwing expensive stuff at it. If it's not
>present, I would add a ground from a starter mounting bolt to the battery >negative.

lmfao lmfao corrsian could be up the wire


a real teck would do a volt drop test but then again warman does not know what that is lmfao


do it rite do avr and volt drop its part of finding the ROOT cause lmfao warman U GO GIRL


hurc ast

A tech would be performing the tests... a real tech would be performing the tests when the problem is occurring. The original poster isn't a tech and is, indeed, asking for advice.

You offer "volt drop test" with no instruction.... a useless reply to someone who is likley a neophyte....

For the record.... snipped-for-privacy@telusplanet.net works for a reply address. Be sure to send all headers along with the the message body. In Outlook Express, right click the message in the top window..... select "properties".... select the "details" file tab and then click on "message source". Right click and choose "select all". Right click again and select "copy".

If you'd turn your efforts to something a little more constructive, you migh have something.

so you make him needlessly scub wire connectors lmfao U GO GIRL

u been reported

abuse@tenalpsulet hurc ast

Good.... hurc, welcome to the ignore filter...

Like the lady said... "You are the weakest link.... Goodbye".

is that so lmfao u been reported abuse@tenalpsulet hurc ast

corrsian LMFAO!

corrsian WTF is that?

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