Not sure what the problem is

gostros · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:07 pm

ConcreteAce wrote:

Considering your age and all I think your best bet would be for you to go ahead and give me the 56 Ill give you in exchange a real nice 65 that doesnt have wireing problems, this will save you the stress and maybe a heart attack of chasing down the wire gremlin :shock:

hillbilly wisdom :hillbilly:

beetleluvr · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 5:53 pm

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gostros wrote:

ConcreteAce wrote:

Considering your age and all I think your best bet would be for you to go ahead and give me the 56 Ill give you in exchange a real nice 65 that doesnt have wireing problems, this will save you the stress and maybe a heart attack of chasing down the wire gremlin :shock:

hillbilly wisdom :hillbilly:

Yea Bo, I should have considered the source :hillbilly:

ConcreteAce · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 5:59 pm

sounded like a good plan to me :dance:

beetleluvr · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 6:14 pm

Boom wrote:

I am with Mike check your voltage at your starter both static and while trying to crank it

Think my next move is to replace the 6v cable.

EAnderson · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 6:55 pm

Have you tried push starting yet ? Maybe Ethan could come by and help ya out?

Then I wouldn't still wonder if somethings wrong with the motor. I hope not !! Well good luck I hope the fix is easy.

60Mike · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:04 pm

EAnderson wrote:

Have you tried push starting yet ?

That just made me think of something.... Ben, would it be possible for you to try jump starting it using your 66? The extra voltage(or is it amperage) that the extra battery would give might be enough to start her up. Just for a piece of mind that is.

beetleluvr · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:13 pm

60Mike wrote:

EAnderson wrote:

Have you tried push starting yet ?

That just made me think of something.... Ben, would it be possible for you to try jump starting it using your 66? The extra voltage(or is it amperage) that the extra battery would give might be enough to start her up. Just for a piece of mind that is.

I actually tried that the the first morning my problem started......no go.

OLEYELLER · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:15 pm

beetleluvr wrote:

Boom wrote:

I am with Mike check your voltage at your starter both static and while trying to crank it

Think my next move is to replace the 6v cable.

Pull the started out,put a set of jumper cables on the battery, neg.cable on the starter flange. Touch the positive jumper cable to the starter post. see if it will kick the bendex out an spin the starter.

If that works the problem is between the battery and the starter.
Oh what about the ignition switch...do you have power with the switch on?

beetleluvr · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:16 pm

EAnderson wrote:

Have you tried push starting yet ? Maybe Ethan could come by and help ya out?

Then I wouldn't still wonder if somethings wrong with the motor. I hope not !! Well good luck I hope the fix is easy.

Yea Eric.....Ethan would probably push it all the way to his house... :help:

. The motor actually turned over the morning I started having trouble with the starter. Then it acted like the battery was dieing. I really don't think (actually hoping) that it is not a motor issue.

Thanks!

OLEYELLER · **Posted:** Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:18 pm

OLEYELLER wrote:

beetleluvr wrote:

Boom wrote:

I am with Mike check your voltage at your starter both static and while trying to crank it

Think my next move is to replace the 6v cable.

Pull the started out,put a set of jumper cables on the battery, neg.cable on the starter flange. Touch the positive jumper cable to the starter post. see if it will kick the bendex out an spin the starter.

If that works the problem is between the battery and the starter.
Oh what about the ignition switch...do you have power with the switch on?

Not sure what the problem is

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