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motor help!!!!! - broncatron - 07-08-2013
ok, broncatron starts up cold perfectly, new high tourqe starter, starter solenoid, optima red top battery, alternator, battery cables, new water pump and radiator. it will not start up hot. 1990 eb 351, what else is there? PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!
motor help!!!!! - broncatron - 07-08-2013
oh yeah, sounds like the battery is dead, but I know it isn't! it sounds like, wah wah wah wah wah etc.it started after I had the e40d rebuilt
motor help!!!!! - broncosbybart - 07-08-2013
Hard to say. My s10 did something similar. Turns out the ring gear on the flywheel was press fit and the 'fit' no longer fit when hot. The ring gear turned, but the engine didn't. It took a bit of figuring to find that. Take the dust cover off and see what is or isn't happening on yours while a helper turns the key.
motor help!!!!! - blazinchuck - 07-09-2013
pull your starter off and inspect the teeth...you may have a bad fit like bart mentioned.
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motor help!!!!! - broncatron - 07-09-2013
Priciate the welcome! Starter is good, almost seems like timing or not enough fuel to the block. Already changed plugs and wires, all started after tranny was rebuilt. No problem before. Also torque converter locks up in 2nd and 3rd when I give it a little more gas. Do know if that has anything to do with it.its going back in the shop next week to get my oil leaks fixed, rear main seal Etc... I will have my guy go ahead and adjust the timingany other advice would be greatly appreciated. Details to follow and some pics.
motor help!!!!! - blazinchuck - 07-09-2013
Not saying starter might be bad...saying they could have wrong flex plate, or starter could be too close to flex plate. As engine get hots...things expand.. this might be something to look at.
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motor help!!!!! - broncatron - 07-09-2013
I have heard that the starter gets too hot obviously metal expands under heat therefore would not operate correctly therefore any ideas of what steps I should take to keep the starter cool?