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Re: Re: Re: Farmall H Starting problem electrical
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Posted by Bob M on March 22, 2004 at 13:04:10 from (165.170.128.66):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Farmall H Starting problem electrical posted by Pat Connors on March 22, 2004 at 11:59:35:
OK Pat that�s different! Here�s how I�d proceed: 1 � Fully charge the battery (stick the charger on it and leave it on the low setting overnight) 2 � Attempt a start. If it spins OK, you know just the battery needed charging. However if it still has trouble, problem's gotta be either high resistance somewhere in the starter power circuit, or the starter itself is bad. 3 - Do the easy stuff first: Clean the battery cable terminals � especially where the grounded cable bolts to the frame. Make sure it�s on a solid frame or engine block (NOT to sheet metal like the battery box)�ideal spot is under a starter mounting bolt. Check also the battery cables for damage � they can look good outside but be corroded nearly through under the insulation. 4 � If it still cranks slow, immediately feel around the battery cables, connections and starter switch after attempting a crank. The high resistance area will be noticeably warmer than the surroundings for a while after you crank. Or if you have a good voltmeter, take voltage drop readings one at a time across both battery cables and across the starter switch WHILE CRANKING. Any reading greater than about 0.2 volts while cranking means that component has an excessive voltage drop and should be replaced. All the above of course presumes the new battery you bought is good (not always true, especially for 6 volt batteries purchased from a place where only a couple get sold a year). Good luck!
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