[Chevelle-list] starter & starter wiring
John Nasta
69ec at johnnasta.com
Thu Nov 1 15:28:08 MST 2007
Thanks Herb,
I can agree that it's better not to have solder connections down
there, and maybe the metal bracket can withstand or dissipate the heat
better. I need to see if the hardware store has some convenient
material to make a jumper bracket out of, and I probably don't have a
3/8" drill bit. Otherwise I'm going w/ 10-gauge wire. Keep in mind
that Summit charges over $10 to ship their kit, and you don't end up
w/ nice neat 4 gauge cables w/ factory ends. I just hope this works. I
have always had hot start problems w/ this car. Otherwise it's
mini-starter time.
John
Quoting Herb Lumpp <blamacamvet at gmail.com>:
> John,
>
> For the little jumper that connects the two lugs on the block mounted
> starter, instead of using a piece of heavy wire, get a small piece of steel
> and drill the necessary holes and trim/cut/file the piece to the desired
> shape. The MAD kit includes a piece like I described for this purpose but
> of course with a little effort you can make your own.
>
> Herb
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