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Should an Oliver OC4 starter turn as fast as a car

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D. Groff

01-18-2004 08:58:33




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I have an Oliver OC4 4 cylinder gas crawler. The starter is verrrryyy slow almost as if the starter is going out. When I first got the crawler the starter was still slow but fired up. Now it doesn't fire up, it will with starter fluid, but does the motor need to spin faster to get the motor going good? I realize I may have a carb problem, but I have nothing to gauge how fast an Oliver starter should turn when starting up. The motor was just rebuilt so there is more compression and I did buy a new battery, but it made no difference.

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old

01-18-2004 10:22:11




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 Re: Should an Oliver OC4 starter turn as fast as a in reply to D. Groff, 01-18-2004 08:58:33  
6 or 12 volt if its 6 volt they are always slow if 12 volt it should spin real good. If 6 volt charge battery check cables and maybe even pull the strater and take it in and have it checked at your local auto parts store, it maybe getting weak. Also if your lucky it isn't a MZ 4074 autolite starter like the one I have for an HG I don't look forward to what it is going to cost when the guy gets done rebuilding it for me.

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h.willis

01-19-2004 13:20:03




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 Re: Re: Re: Should an Oliver OC4 starter turn as f in reply to Ed, 01-18-2004 11:02:20  
if it is a 6 volt, make sure your battery
cables are the larger 6 volt cables. the skinny
little 12 volt cables don't carry enough amps.



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