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by fuzzfactor
380 days ago
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Much respect for tackling older vintage gear than most :) >It's usually something stupid. Like trunk mounted car batteries in ICE cars. Where the one long copper positive wire reaching up to the engine is longer & thinner than it should be, the short ground wire goes to some sheetmetal in the trunk, and that current eventually makes its way to the starter indirectly through a maze of non-copper pathways through the frame of the vehicle. Then under ideal conditions the starter never sees more than 11 volts :( Not even the full 11 volts when the lug in the trunk is painted over before connecting the terminal during assembly :\ |
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