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Discussion in 'Small Block Tech' started by First69lark, Apr 5, 2005.

  1. First69lark

    First69lark Well-Known Member

    Ok last summer i put a newly re-built starter on my 70 30, it b/c that summer the enigne over heated the silnod and wouldnt start the car after i shut it down even after 5 mins, so All winter long anytime there was a good nice warm day here in west michigan i would start her up, sometimes i would have to jump the battery and then it would fire up no problem, today the one day i need this car to start more then ever due to moving it out of storage, it wouldnt fire up even with a jump nothing, i would turn the key and no clicking nothing, once i got the jumper cables off it the battery would slowly die, so i take the battery to the store i got it from and they say it is good just needs to be charged, they charge it up and i set back in and still nothing. all the lights come on. i dont know what to do,

    i think it is the starter, if so, is there a bigger stronger starter then a re-built one.
    i cant let this car sit i need to drive it soon before gas is to high, for my 8-10 miles per gallon

    Jeff
     
    First69lark, Apr 5, 2005
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