Re: HELP!! Still can't find problem!!

Posted by n9lhm on April 30, 2005 at 05:47:18 from (69.214.40.112):

In Reply to: HELP!! Still can't find problem!! posted by Granger on April 29, 2005 at 23:05:56:

Get your voltmeter out and go to work. You should have nearly full battery voltage (At least 5 volts on a six volt system)at the starter when it is cranking. If you don"t, measure back until you find where the voltage drop is (and that point will probably be getting pretty warm, as well). If you have full battery voltage at the starter and it still won"t turn, the starter is at fault. If the battery drops much below five volts when trying to crank, I"d try a different battery. Post back and let us know what you found. Brian

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