[DML] Re: Almost there, but she won't start...
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[DML] Re: Almost there, but she won't start...



Replace the starter solenoid. By monkeying around with the wrench you
may have shorted the power to the ballast resistor bypass circuit and
blown the wiring to the coil or the coil itself. You may have also
taken out the ECU. After you get the starter going again you have to
see if you still get a spark. BTW to powder coat parts don't you have
to really heat them up? You may have melted the insides. You may have
the prettiest starter that won't work!
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Matt Spittle" <supermatty@xxxx> wrote:
> I know some of you have been following along with me, from what 
> started as an oxygen sensor replacement that turned into an engine 
> removal.  I've got the engine back in the car, and everything wired 
> up, including many replaced wiring harness connectors.  I also 
> powdercoated the starter and starter solenoid.
> 





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