leg oot the bed
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its not keen on starting although putting a fully charged battery on it churns over slowly but with a set of leads on it cranks fine would i be right in thinking its suffering from a bad earth ?
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leg oot the bed
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on to the existing battery
i thought with the extra power going through with the leads it was over coming the dodgy earth
i thought with the extra power going through with the leads it was over coming the dodgy earth
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leg oot the bed
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no exageration tried 4 different batterys from a mate who breaks cars all been tested and the cars drove in to be broken so it would be unlikely to be 4 failed batterys not impossible but unlikely and the latest one is a 650a beuty that makes a spark that you could weld with
leg oot the bed
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sounds like a bad earth! to me try putting a few more onyou can never have to many earths as i have found out with series landrovers
aye going to get a flyer from work tomoro and get under her then im going to look at landy lol
Go around the whole circuit - live to solenoid, solenoid to starter, earth strap from starter to chassis, chassis to battery - and clean and remake everything. I've got an extra earth from the battery to the block and I've never had starter motor issues.
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you could try from original battery with the leads negative to engine and positive direct to starter if this works ok then bad earths /solenoid
leg oot the bed
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found the problem there was no earth between engine/box and chassis
leg oot the bed
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aye thats more or less what i done but from box bell housing to chassis
