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Let us know if everything is working right once the starter is bolted back in. Don't worry, we've all had a bad day once or twice too.
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Really..... 35 posts on jumping a starter??? YouTube is your friend....

So where do you think the BLACK cable would go if it was being bench tested???

I knew it was going to be a good post when I seen "Backwards" but man.... Where is Jonathan when ya need him!! : - )
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Sam jumped all over me the other day for being "obnoxious and rude" so I got out of this thread when Roland jumped in. I wasn't getting anywhere anyway. Now, I see no one was going to get anywhere. Can't fix it man. We just can't.
I figured that since Roland was involved I'd just sit back and let him have at it.
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Let us know if everything is working right once the starter is bolted back in. Don't worry, we've all had a bad day once or twice too.
All's Good! Well, the starter is back in and turns the motor over - giddy up.

You know what's really sad 'bout this scenario (Jonathan's gonna love it) I tested the old starter (with a jumper ground) before order new. It does not take much to cause a mental block these days.
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We have all hit a roadblock at times. Sometimes I just walk away for a day or more. The problem solution is more apparent with a break, and a few beers.
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