that is the brown wire that you splice into and connect that wire to the relay as described in the diagram. Just make sure you have it wired like the diagram and you'll be fine.
carb, starter and fly wheel problems.
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pontiacgp said:that is the brown wire that you splice into and connect that wire to the relay as described in the diagram. Just make sure you have it wired like the diagram and you'll be fine.
I am sure I have it right (I pray I do).
But I will take better pictures tomorrow so you can actually see it and tell me if i do or not.
So I have a pleased conscious on this.
So those will be up very shortly when we get some sunlight.
Thanks.
I am sorry totally slipped my mind.
I have been messing with the carb so much.
I got the straight shims and took back the curved ones.
now I actually watched a video of a guy putting them on so I know how to do them, but of course if I run into any trouble I will post it here.
But I am going to put them on today and try to fix this problem.
I have been messing with the carb so much.
I got the straight shims and took back the curved ones.
now I actually watched a video of a guy putting them on so I know how to do them, but of course if I run into any trouble I will post it here.
But I am going to put them on today and try to fix this problem.
did you make sure the bolts are not too long and installed that bracket on the front of the starter?
pontiacgp said:
Yeah I took them off and they seemed to be a great size, went right up in there and only had about half inch to tighten up.
Not to add more stuff on your plate but when the starter was off, can you see if there are any cracks in the block around the bolt holes? I ask because I have seen blocks before that have cracks across the bolt hole for the starter which caused the starter to flex when engaged. Hopefully you get it all fixed up but if it still troubles you check that out.
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I didn't check while it was down, but I will take it off again and check.
I really wouldn't like that.
Thanks for the heads up.
Block was good, bolts were good.
I put the shim in, started it up nothing, it was good and started tons of times never hit again.
I appreciate everything so much.
I am going to upload the pictures of the carb in just a minute.
I put the shim in, started it up nothing, it was good and started tons of times never hit again.
I appreciate everything so much.
I am going to upload the pictures of the carb in just a minute.
Here's the pictures sorry.
I am just wondering if I did them wrong.
If so I will re do it.
I hope I got them right, but I feel like I did em wrong that's why I wanted to upload better pictures so you all can see.
I am just wondering if I did them wrong.
If so I will re do it.
I hope I got them right, but I feel like I did em wrong that's why I wanted to upload better pictures so you all can see.
David Williamson said:Here's the pictures sorry.
I am just wondering if I did them wrong.
If so I will re do it.
I hope I got them right, but I feel like I did em wrong that's why I wanted to upload better pictures so you all can see.
your not running those wires bare like that are you?
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