You would not be the first! Local lad rebuilt a camper van.
Care needed as town planners take a dim view of motor repairs using agricultural premises.
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You would not be the first! Local lad rebuilt a camper van.
Care needed as town planners take a dim view of motor repairs using agricultural premises.
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I have never had a winding failure on a starter motor. Worn/jammed brushes yes. Tractors of my vintage have solenoids to engage the Bendix. Modern cars are rather different.
I have. Using it to move a camper van into a parking spot with a motor that wouldn't start... :-)
Come to think of it: try when it won't start, and after a bit of cranking, to feel along the wiring path if there's a bit that's noticeably warm. That could be a/the spot of higher resistance.
Bit of a hit&miss method, but hey, no tools, no helper required.
Another method for reluctant starting is to hit the starter and/or starter solenoid...
Thomas Prufer
Red hot connection plus molten pvc, what could possibly go wrong? The op apparently done the obvious yet, so no point offering suggestions.
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