corrosion is usually a big culprit to poor starts and general electrical no workie, check all connections including grounds. dielectric grease helps keep connections clean of oxidation. moisture sometimes collects in the rubber boots covering connections and can cause poor contact; the starter is a bad one for this.
also the the old coils sucked... swapping over to the Dynacoils made a huge difference in better starting and low rpm stumbling after installing FCR's and lightened flywheel.
Last edited by Desmomaniac : 06-05-2009 at 09:34 PM.
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