!!!!!PROBLEM!!!!!
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!!!!!PROBLEM!!!!!
Ive got problems with heat I put bk long tube headers on a 347 stroker and I put a brand new starter on it new battery new plugs wires ....... but the problem is when my engine gets to 190 degrees and i shut the engine off it wont start back up untill i let it cool down to almost 145 degrees or get a jump start I replaced all my ground wires running from my msd stuff to my battery and it still isnt the problem so I bought a new starter relay not the problem what do you think .....anybody..... could it be the hot wire on the starter gone bad corroded or not getting a good connection just give me some things to try anything
THANKS:
Steve
THANKS:
Steve
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RE: !!!!!PROBLEM!!!!!
higher temp does require more battery current for starting. First I would have load test on battery to make sure battery is strong enough. If battery is okay, make sure ground from frame to back of engine is in good shape.
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RE: !!!!!PROBLEM!!!!!
ORIGINAL: fordguy17
long tubes can cause heat soak on the starter. try some heat wrap around the header.
long tubes can cause heat soak on the starter. try some heat wrap around the header.
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RE: !!!!!PROBLEM!!!!!
more than likely the starter is just too hot after the car has been running after awhile. i had the same problem only because i tried using longtubes on an auto. the headers fit well but the only problem was the starter was so close to header which caused my starter to burn out. you could go with one of those ministarters or try that heat shield like the others have mentioned. i just went bact to shorties after this started.
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