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firehawk
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Aug 18, 2008, 9:53 PM
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Slow Crank When Hot
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OK here is the rundown on the car 1995 Firehawk LT1 6sp LT4 heads, intake, and hot cam.
I have been experiencing slow cranking while the car is hot, first start of the day is no problem, but after driving for awhile and then stopping for a short period of time the car cranks very very slow, almost like the battery is dying. It has not failed to start yet but I don't to get stranded.
The car has a new battery, new plugs, new wires, new coil, new ignition control module, replaced the starter, everything was good for 3-4 days after that but now it is back to the slow starts.
Does this sound like I ended up with a defective starter? Or does it sound like something else?
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Tom Greenleaf
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Aug 19, 2008, 5:40 AM
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Re: Slow Crank When Hot
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If you are convinced battery and starter are good then this is similar to what was common back when in higher compression V8s mostly as engine is tight from heat for a period of time when shut down - tighter than when it was running and water pump circulating?!
We solved that with 1 (one) gauge battery cables which have no resistance to deliver full battery amps to starter. Ask an old f*rt like me - we used to ask for 6 volt cables which are the same heavier gauge
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