[tcb] Re: Mark, need your insight
- From: Wuzmop@xxxxxxx
- To: tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 11:57:38 -0400
Another thing to consider is voltage drop. Like Fred suggested, possibly in the
headlight switch, ignition switch, or the wires.
What you can do to bypass the problem:
Run a wire from the extra spade terminal on the starter to a pushbutton switch
that you can reach from the drivers seat, the other side of the switch to the +
on the battery. Turn key on, push the button to start.
To test this theory on the cheap, just run a wire off the starter terminal to
where you can reach the battery with the other end. With the key on, touch the
end of the wire to the + battery. (Use blocks and make sure it's in N, it will
start.
It's a cheap fix, but I've been running it on my bug for 6 months.
Robb
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