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Starting Fluid Injection System 444-544

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posted by  sdewolfe on  Sun Mar 25 06:00 CST 2007
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Assuming you have a 12V system, try using a 6V starter. It should spin much faster and overcome the inertia problem, if that is the problem. Assuming again that you won't be starting this thing three or four times a day every workday, the 6v starter should stand up to the abuse.

Tell us again, why aren't you firing all four cylinders? Pistons removed from the inactive bores? Firing 1 & 3?
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